TVR Tuscan  |  Spotted in Reading, United Kingdom

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TVR Tuscan spotted in Reading, United Kingdom

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  • Location
    Reading, United Kingdom
  • Description
    TVR Tuscan parked in Reading.
  • Spotted by
    dandude999
  • Date spotted
    01/21/17
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@Gnasher @Dandude. Early TVR's were somewhat unreliable but that's not the reason for their rarity. TVR's were built in far less volumes than Ferrari and Lambos. Check build numbers if you're in any doubt. Bugatti's will be more rare but then again Bugatti's were built to be exclusive and only for the very wealthy whereas TVR's have Ferrari performance for a fraction of the cost. US DOT regulations prevent some TVR's being used on US roads - they'd probably want to bolt a big square fender on the front so maybe not a bad thing you won't see many there :D
Posted:  03/27/2017 10:54:40
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Gnasher said:
http://tvr.co.uk/ hmmmmmm.....
Posted:  02/24/2017 22:21:41
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Gnasher said:
They are rare because sadly they break down/fall apart a lot
Posted:  02/24/2017 22:19:12
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dandude999 said:
@lukaku145 They ae not very common and I see more Ferraris than TVRs. However they are not as rare as Lamborghinis or Bugattis.
Posted:  02/24/2017 07:13:33
 
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lukaku145 said:
Just curious - how rare are TVR's in the UK? I live in the states and have never seen one here but I went to London once and saw two. Such interesting cars!
Posted:  02/23/2017 20:35:13
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dandude999 said:
Thanks! ( :
Posted:  02/18/2017 16:33:43
 
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Nice spot of a rare British modern classic!
Posted:  02/18/2017 14:05:32
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