TVR Cars

TVR is a legend in the sports car industry. The British sports car manufacturer has built some of the most exciting two-seater cars that pack high performance into a sleek, stunning package. One of these cars is the TVR Cerbera. TVR has been a manufacturer of quirky British sports cars for over 70 years, experiencing short-lived successes followed by struggles and disappearances. The small car manufacturer has repeatedly stumbled, entered administration, and somehow fought its way back. The Griffith 600 belongs to an irreplaceable automotive era. It is the kind of car that will never be made again. Its history is convoluted and confusing, filled with financial difficulties and eventual failures. But the Griffith 600 represents a moment of unfiltered possibilities when founding an independent company to create exotic cars was actually an achievable dream before government regulations and fuel crises changed the industry. TVR lives on surprises, and its lightning spirit has carried it through a factory fire, bankruptcy, and ownership changes – the last of which occurred in 2004 when TVR was no longer in British hands. It feels like the new owner, if they focus on the essentials, will also survive this. Because at TVR, it is as much about the people as it is about the cars; the people who love them despite the weaknesses of the cars.