TVR road test reports and car reviews

TVR Tuscan 3.6 targa 2006

I have owned TVR’s since 1996 and have moaned about every one of them for their unpredictable behaviour, mainly in all fairness small faults, and my failure to forget to place the car on its trickle charger! Breakdown, call outs, etc. But for all this and the numerous times I have considered part-exchanging the car and recieving the endless underwrite slag-offs, it is with an almost sadistic pleasure and loyalty that I still retain my lovely and mouthwateringly georgeous TVR Tuscan.

TVR T350 T350c 2005

Outstanding looks and performance. Surprisingly comfortable on long motorway runs and well mannered around town. Good sized boot for weekends away. Aircon is a must and works pretty well too. Hardly any misbehaviour in handling, except on very slippery roads. Brilliant track day car, that out runs and out breaks the earlier TVRs. Blistering acceleration, the revs seem to climb and climb until your eyes water! A sports exhaust is the one extra I added, a car like the T350 wants to make an announcement.

TVR Tuscan 3.6 2007

A little luxury treat for myself. Nice exterior, stunning mover and very comfortable ride.

TVR T350 3.6 2007

This was the most beautiful car I had ever seen. Fell in love with it straight away and fortunately the price tag was very good for what you get.

TVR Sagaris 4.0 2dr 2006

This car has blistering acceleration and you just have to look at it to fall for it. This is a sexy car and it really loves to be driven. You will find any excuse to get in this just to hear the sound of the engine. Total fun, real head turner, LOVE IT!

Responses to this review

You lucky thing, I love TVR, great soundtrack and looks to die for....British too....I want – Carl Fox from England

TVR Tamora 3.6 360bhp 6 speed 2dr 2003

You can keep your Porsche and Ferrari, the TVR is the only sport car to own and the Tamora is a very affordable option. I’ve had mine two years now and it has given me nothing but pleasure. As engaging in rush hour urban traffic as out on the open road, it’s a car to be driven everyday not to sit under a dust cover. Buy one and you won’t regret it.

TVR Cerbera 4.0 2dr 2005

You may have heard good things and bad things about this car, and they’re all true. If you are thinking about buying one of these make sure it is under warranty (look for the gold warranty - you’ll use it!) However, unreliable niggles aside, once you put your foot on the accelerator and hear that engine rev you’ll know why you want one so badly. Fantastic when in fully working order, frustrating when yet another problem appears. A labour of love but, so worth it when out on the open road.