sag, what a great car.
sag, what a great car.
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clive f

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7,259 posts

262 months

Friday 31st December 2010
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for the first time in the last couple of months since owning my sagaris, I finally managed a decent run today down in Cardiff, and now really appreciate what a truly stunning car this is.

the mrs and I headed up to Cheltenham for a midweek break from all the xmas stuff, stayed in a nice hotel and then this morning headed down to south wales to meet up with my brother inlaw, another tvr nut, so with him in the passenger seat, the mrs left to talk womens stuff with her sister inlaw, we headed down to cardiff bay to play in the tunnels, a favourite trip of mine whenever I`m in that neck of the woods, and o`h boy was I grinning like a tt blasting through the tunnels so many times we lost count, lots of waves and flashing of headlights from other motorists, who I assume were emjoying the sound as much as we werehehe
then as the roads were pretty good had a good blast around some twisty bits, this is definately an awesome motor, I was impressed by the T350 but this just takes it up a notch IMHO.

one of the memorable parts of the last 3 days was a lad in a garage this evening in Portsmouth, I stopped to get fuel before getting on the car ferry home, and this young chap was with mates and filling his corsa admiring the car, " did you customise that yourself mate? " he asks rofl

after a brief explanation he begged me to give it a bit going up the road, so duly obliged, and returning back down the same road to get to the ferry was rewarded with a pretty chuffed bloke waving like a loonyhehe


can`t wait until the summer weather, in the meantime it will take me ages to clean it now!frown

Edited by clive f on Friday 31st December 23:13

Conian

8,030 posts

230 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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I gotta admit I do love the Sag, saw pics of them and thought 'nice' ... saw it on Top Gear n thought 'very nice!' but then i saw one on the M40 and they're just so 'right'
congrats on ya purchase and your enjoyment, and becoming the chav's new hero wink

nrick

1,866 posts

192 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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If ever you are down that way and fancy a Tuscan to join you pm me, I'm about 30 mins away. Blueg33 might come out and play as well.

D14 AYS

3,696 posts

239 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Glad you are enjoying it Clive, wait for a warm dry track a set of 888's then you will see what it can do smile

tonybucknole

50 posts

193 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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I cannot agree more, I bought a Sag in Sept, these cars should be available on the NHS as a cure for depression!!!

geordieexpat

482 posts

221 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Welcome to the Sagaris ownners club, glad you are liking the car

I have a black one, 19" Jade R alloys, CR box and 3.91 diff


Derrick

sean j g

619 posts

252 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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hi gud to here i live in cardiff and bought my sag 4 weeks ago when you are in cardiff next let me know we can meet up

clive f

Original Poster:

7,259 posts

262 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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will do, I pop up there every now and again, as my brother inlaw with his S2 lives in st athen.

steve j

3,223 posts

257 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Hi fellas, all I can say is " That Sag is truly awesome" Clive, I can feel an annual TVR meet and tunnel run out in this neck of the woods.

MPoxon

5,329 posts

202 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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Are you gonna bring the Sag along to the Griff Growl 2011?

How does a standard Sag compare to a standard Griff 500 then Clive?

clive f

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7,259 posts

262 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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MPoxon said:
Are you gonna bring the Sag along to the Griff Growl 2011?

How does a standard Sag compare to a standard Griff 500 then Clive?
yes will always pop over to the growl to keep in touch, some good mates thereyes

its hard to compare really, you`ve got to remember one is just 5 years old, the other was 10 years older and it wasn`t standard for longhehe
on the whole I`d say its in a different league, but the griff does have that low down torque that the speed six lacks, but then you could say the speed six is better as its a revvier car and more fun to drive working the box.
it certainly floats my boat, as for the handling the griff was nowhere near as good.

SAGTAFF

599 posts

243 months

Saturday 1st January 2011
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sean j g said:
hi gud to here i live in cardiff and bought my sag 4 weeks ago when you are in cardiff next let me know we can meet up
Not sure I like the sound of that - another Sagaris in Cardiff, kind of liked being unique!!! Only joking, hope you enjoy it and Red Glow Pearl looks great on a Sag

SAGTAFF

MPoxon

5,329 posts

202 months

Sunday 2nd January 2011
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clive f said:
MPoxon said:
Are you gonna bring the Sag along to the Griff Growl 2011?

How does a standard Sag compare to a standard Griff 500 then Clive?
yes will always pop over to the growl to keep in touch, some good mates thereyes

its hard to compare really, you`ve got to remember one is just 5 years old, the other was 10 years older and it wasn`t standard for longhehe
on the whole I`d say its in a different league, but the griff does have that low down torque that the speed six lacks, but then you could say the speed six is better as its a revvier car and more fun to drive working the box.
it certainly floats my boat, as for the handling the griff was nowhere near as good.
Fantastic I shall look forward to seeing you and the Sag at the Growl then.

Cheers for the comparison. I have been wondering if I did ever find the extra capital required to upgrade to a Sag whether I would be happy with it. One thing I do love about the Griff is the low down torque but then I do love the brutal styling of the Sag.