Automotive

A curious blend of styles. I cannot say I dislike it, but I cannot say I like it, either... The rear is quite cool, though: And the interior is very much my taste? Credit: Classic Car. Best, Nicolas ...  

. . . and we have just about every car 'n truck imaginable on So Cal roads. Morgans, yes. Lotus? Loads. TVR? No one knows they exist.

To the Us and few were made in LHD drive generally. Almost exclusively a UK phenomenon. And the somewhat newer ones were amongst the best sounding cars out there 🦾

Where they were protesting about keeping the brand alive in front of 10 Downing Street by driving past loudly. Someone with a DB7 of I recall correctly was trying to join in in support but the Aston V12 just sounded so puny in comparison 🤷🏻‍♂️ ... 

. . . that car-crazy No, who recalls road encounters with just about every make and model imaginable in car-crazy So Cal, can't remember ever laying eyes on a TVR.

. . . I don't think I could even get into a TVR. Maybe financially, but not physically. 👴🏻

Or that difficult to get into. A Chimaera would be the easiest if you want a convertible. The Cerbera even has four reasonably sized seats 👍🏻

Thanks for the pictures! All the best, Jon

With support from the Welsh government but it seemingly failed 🤷🏻‍♂️

Picture from: Car Expert ...  

And will not be making production anyhow…

Gimme a Tuscan, please

very cool.

I was born on the wrong continent.

i’ve never seen one in person, hope to some day. I’m curious if they had similar mechanical quirks like other British cars from that era?

. . . and every American muscle car save a Boss 429 Cougar (there were only two made), Lancias, Porsche 550 Spyders . . . every desirable make and model imaginable except TVR. 🤷‍♂️

. . . and Andrew D was in my passenger seat the first time. Art

. . . and some Porsche club was northbound. Roughly twenty vintage and modern Porsches driven by their owners towards Santa Barbara as we were on our way to Santa Monica. Gosh, do I ever miss him. Art ...