The chassis will be built using Gordon Murray's iStream process, and will feature all-independent ... The world of British sports cars is a bit more crowded now than when TVR was last making ...

The thought that this may be contingent on the support of a lithium mining company is more than a little worrying, but after all ... TVR should probably concentrate on manufacturing the one car ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. TVR, the once-dead manufacturer of delectably insane British sports cars, is on the verge of a revival after being sold to a consortium of new owners.

it's a great time to take a look through the brand's back catalog and celebrate some of TVR's best cars. Turbocharging has become increasingly common across all segments of the car industry as ...

All thanks to a dry weight of 2755 lbs., and huge diffusers doing their job. It's great to see the Gordon Murray Design badge on a production-ready car. If TVR ever wants to go faster, the ...

From the perspective of resurrecting an TVR brand, there could be no more ... he joined McLaren and had a hand in the most successful racing car of all-time (the McLaren Mp4/4 had 16 starts ...

This TVR Grantura’s Climax, with its race cam, loves revs and is at its best over 4000rpm; keep it percolating above that and ...

The latest of the great news comes in the form of an all-new TVR sports car, slated to start production two years from now on. In 2017, TVR will be roaring back to glory thanks to Cosworth and ...

See All 4 Photos Plus, as far as low-volume, carbon-fiber sports cars capable of breaking 200 mph go, the Griffith is surprisingly affordable. TVR quotes a £90,000 base price, which works out to ...

Not at TVR; owners would quite regularly find all sorts of graphic jokes hidden under parts of their car’s trim that would make an HR manager sweat. TVR’s great era largely came in the last 15 ...

Some of these cars may have crashed ... But the Tuscan is better remembered as arguably the best-looking TVR of all. And one of the best to drive, once they'd sorted the initially wayward chassis.