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TVR may come stateside

07/19/2006, 5:16 PM

By admin

British car brand TVR may come to the United States once its new Speed Six engine is on the market. Nikolai Smolenski, the chairman and owner of TVR said: “My intention to expand the sales and distribution of TVR cars throughout Europe, the USA and markets throughout the rest of the world is a key part of the business strategy of the company.”

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07/19, 5:20 PM

posted by:

V V

TO GMrules,

You think GM is so cool, well do you drive a GM?
Hey I tracked you down, you live in Vancouver, WA and you go to clark college, and you use the downstairs comupter in the library to response. Don’t talk smack bro.
GM sucks!!!

07/19, 5:21 PM

posted by:

Mike

BWAHAAAAAAAA!!!!!

07/19, 5:57 PM

posted by:

now we know why GMrules is stupid

haha thats funny ****. At least we know why you are so dumb now, you go to Clark College!

07/19, 5:57 PM

posted by:

Brotherman

To #1 why?

I love TVR though so this is great. Even if I didn’t love TVR, better selection should be great.

07/19, 6:10 PM

posted by:

Jimbo -- Gulph Mill$

hahaha V V …. my hero.

good stuff.

07/19, 6:21 PM

posted by:

GMrules is GAY and RETARDED

LOL, clark college!!! GMrules goes to special education classes cuz all normal college classes are too advanced for him. Cuz his idiotic brain is filled with impressions of GM success (ya right, GM is tanking as we speak) with no room left in his brain to learn important stuff in college!

Betcha he’s gonna run home (like forrest gump) to his momma and tell her that all LNN posters are being too mean to him. LOL

07/19, 6:22 PM

posted by:

Wickedated

Isnt the reason why TVR doesnt sell in the USA the NHTSA’s rule on cars? Correct me if I’m wrong, but TVRs dont pass either the safety regulations or the emissions regulations (they have no catalitic converters) or so I’ve read.

07/19, 7:04 PM

posted by:

Brotherman

that’d be correct as far as I know.

07/19, 7:07 PM

posted by:

SliK

TVR never complied to NHTSA’s rules because they weren’t aiming for the USA but I’m sure that they’ll pass them. Except if they continue saying why they don’t put air bags in their cars.The precedent owner was saying : “Well, just don’t have an accident!”

I would love to see TVR coming to North America, it’s an other brand who is better than GM by a long shot.

07/19, 8:08 PM

posted by:

dan

GMrules … you are truly a pathetic loooooser … whether you really mean/beleive what you say or whether you’re just trying to be an idiot at the forum

07/19, 8:38 PM

posted by:

Renton

VV — wow nice internet stalk.

TVR’s are cool.

Jimbo Gulph Mills — Do you drive an Audi???

07/19, 10:03 PM

posted by:

al

V V U RULE MAN, U RULE!!!!

07/20, 1:54 AM

posted by:

Craig

I loved how in the movie “Swordfish”, John travolta drove around Los Angeles in a TVR Tuscan… a sportscar that was never available in the USA at the time.

I hope they bring them here.

07/20, 4:51 AM

posted by:

Freshshoebox

heh, funny how GMrules hasn’t even posted yet…but we’re all talking to him in anticipation.

07/20, 6:43 AM

posted by:

Carnut4ever

I hope TVR ironed out its quality problems before coming to the ultra competitive North American market. The Sagaris is still the best TVR to date.

07/20, 7:03 AM

posted by:

zan

TVR takes the Lotus style of light and simple to extremes. They do not believe in anything that adds weight even if it is a safety item.

Go fast and do not hit solid object!

07/20, 8:31 AM

posted by:

Wickedated

#13- John Travolta actually OWNS that TVR Tuscan shown in the movie. It’s got that multi-color color scheme that glows different shades of blue, green and purple from different angles and lights. It’s really sick.

07/20, 9:40 AM

posted by:

Jerry Mahoney

I hope they don’t make them too soft for the US market.

07/20, 10:14 AM

posted by:

Atomicbri

I can’t wait for TVR to be here stateside if it is true. I have always drooled over them on my visits to the UK and really like the rawness its cars offer. It truely is a car to be driven, no cupholders and all that crap, just get in, turn it on and drive! Hell on wheels literally. Sex on wheels for that matter! LOL! And if you think they look good in pictures, see them in person! I can’t wait! Maybe by then I could afford to buy one! Hehe.

07/20, 11:07 AM

posted by:

Me

TVR is the essential sports car. Give me a kick-ass chassis, raw powertrain and a slick body. Most automakers soften up the cars for the US. Don’t. I can crank the windows myself.

07/20, 2:08 PM

posted by:

emera1d

I think we’re going to see power windows and air conditioning when it gets here… Although, since I now live in California, air conditioning wouldn’t be a bad thing! A necessary evil maybe… When I lived in the UK I had a Lotus Elise – and it had no comforts – but it was one of the most awesome drives money can buy…

What will be funny is seeing Americans try and figure out how to open the door – as you can see, there are no visible door handles ;)

 
 
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