TVR Griffith

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The TVR Griffith was the car that pushed TVR into the big league of performance car manufacturers when it was unveiled in 1990. The wedge-shaped cars of the eighties were nearing the limits of their development and a new direction needed to be found. The Griffith embodied all of the innovation, design flair and sheer bloody-mindedness that TVR has come to stand for. Ferociously quick and hairy of chest, the Griffith is a car that doesnt suffer fools gladly. Although TVR boss Peter Wheeler wont thank us for reminding him, TVRs of the early nineties had a mixed reputation for reliability, but there are legions of Griffith owners who can attest to miles of trouble-free motoring. As long as you choose carefully and budget extra time and money for upkeep, you shouldnt go too far wrong. Seat yourself behind the grippy little sports steering wheel and you know youre in the cockpit of a car that means business. A twist of the ignition key brings further enlightenment; exercising the big V8 will not be a task for the faint-hearted. Be in no doubt, a TVR Griffith isnt really much good as an only car. Nor is it meant to be. This is a two-seater only of course and the boot space is tiny. So buy yourself a day-to-day car and store it in a covered, dry place like a fine-wine to enjoy whenever the mood takes you. If youre affluent enough to be able to do that, then youre fortunate indeed. After all, much of the enjoyment of owning a Griffith 500 can be gained without even gunning the <b>...</b>

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TVR, Griffith, Cerbera, Sagaris, Chimaera, Tuscan, Typhon, T400R, Racing, Tamora, Speed, Convertiple, Luxury, Hot, Sexy, Car

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