TVR is a famous sports car manufacturer based in Guildford, Surrey in the United Kingdom. They mainly create very light sports cars powered by strong engines and once became the world’s third biggest sports car manufacturer.
After teaming up with Cosworth and Gordon Murray, TVR is set to introduce a new set of cars to the automobile market in 2017.
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Initially, the company was founded by Trevor Wilkinson. He started small with an engineering business and called it Trevcar Motors. They offer engineering related jobs and sometimes services trucks and cars. After some years, its name changed to TVR Engineering and continued servicing mechanical engineering jobs.
It was only in 1949 when TVR created their first original automobile design. The TVR No. 2, after crashing one time on its first prototype was successfully test ran inside the Squires Gate aerodrome in 1949. It was initially meant only for competition but in 1952, it was registered for road use.
After selling the No. 2 model, the No. 3 model was started to be manufactured. It boasted a faster engine but the same chassis. It won several awards from car club events as well.
A year after, Wilkinson and partner Jack Pickard started designing a new chassis for a new automobile in the TVR brand. The new vehicle used an RGS Atalanta body which was designed by Richard Shattock. They called this model the TVR Sports Saloon. It was in 1954 when the first complete model was finished.
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Several ownerships have passed until the TVR brand reached its current owner, a UK company owned by John Chasey and Les Edgar. It was announced in 2015 that they will be launching a new set of models in 2017 with impressive specifications and even called it “God’s own sports car”. A new factory will be built in Ebbw Vale to support to manufacturing of the new TVR sports cars.
Full List of TVR Car Models
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The TVR Sagaris is a sports car designed and manufactured by TVR, a British automaker. It was first introduced at the MPH03 Auto Show in 2003. It went on sale on 2005 at TVR showrooms worldwide.
- TVR Jomar
- TVR Open Sports
- TVR Grantura II
- TVR Grantura IIa
- TVR Grantura III
- TVR Grantura III 1800
- TVR Grantura 1800S
- TVR Griffith 200
- TVR Grantura IV 1800S
- TVR Tuscan V8
- TVR Tuscan V6
- TVR Vixen S3
- TVR Vixen 1300
- TVR Vixen 2500
- TVR Vixen S4
- TVR 1600M
- TVR 2500M
- TVR 3000M
- TVR 3000M Turbo
- TVR Taimar
- TVR Taimar Turbo
- TVR 3000S
- TVR 3000S Turbo
- TVR Tasmin 200
- TVR Tasmin 280i
- TVR 350i
- TVR 350SX
- TVR 400SX
- TVR 350SE
- TVR 390SE
- TVR 400SE
- TVR 420SE
- TVR 450SE
- TVR 420SEAC
- TVR 450SEAC
- TVR S
- TVR S2
- TVR S3(C)
- TVR S4C
- TVR V8S
- TVR Griffith
- TVR T440R
- TVR Tamora
- TVR T350
- TVR Tuscan
- TVR Typhon
- TVR T37
- TVR Vixen
- TVR 450 SEAC
- TVR 420 SEAC
- TVR Tasmin
- TVR S Series
- TVR M Series
- TVR Grantura
- TVR Tuscan Speed 6
Video of TVR Car Models
Photos of TVR’s Different Types of Cars
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