Teh new TVR Griffith fred

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I can't even be arsed finding a pic of a cobweb.... :(

Is this now deadski? :?
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Still accepting orders on the website. Schmee reckoned his was going to be delivered this year, can’t see that happening when the mags haven’t even driven one.
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JLv3.0 wrote: Thu May 09, 2019 4:00 am
NotoriousREV wrote: Mon Jul 02, 2018 7:21 am I don’t care. They’ll sell 20 then go bust. Again.
I think we should have this reminder on every page - at the very least.

"Soon-to-fail car company can't bring underwhelming car to market as quick as they said they would"

Meh.
Have I been proven right, yet?
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Well they haven’t produced a single one yet :lol:
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Mito Man wrote: Thu Nov 14, 2019 10:33 pm Well they haven’t produced a single one yet :lol:
I didn’t say they’d produce one, just that they’d sell some :lol:
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There is work being carried out at the factory.

The delay earlier this year was apparently due to questions raised by the EU about State Funding (Welsh Government) for a private company that has to be based in Wales to qualify for that funding lol

I also read the tendering process for suppliers, contractors etc had a preference for locally sourced which again raised a question mark over EU tendering/competition rules.
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For those who can stomach Tim:



Sounds better than when I first heard it. And still looks good to my eyes.
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ShockDiamonds wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 11:05 pm For those who can stomach Tim:
I'd rather stick hot needles in my eyes.
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Simon wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 11:37 pm
ShockDiamonds wrote: Sat Jan 25, 2020 11:05 pm For those who can stomach Tim:
I'd rather stick hot needles in my eyes.
Does anyone else.... literally anyone else have a review/update vid? :? I can't....

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I couldn’t make it past 3 seconds.
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Go to 6:29 to hear it. And then once it drives away, close the video because good christ he grates.
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Thank you for saving us Beany. That does appear to sound more like an 8 and less “blatty” than earlier cars... wonder if they’ve fitted an x-pipe ahead of the side exits?

Doesn’t really matter as any interest I had has dwindled to practically zero over the last 3 decades they’ve been working on it..... :?
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It must still be a prototype as the factory still doesn’t have a roof :lol:
I wonder if they will actually be able to get these produced before combustion engines get outlawed...
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Or Ford phase out the Coyote....
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The design is actually starting to look dated now :lol:
I wonder how many depositors would actually go through given the current climate.
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£5 says that’s dead. What a shame.
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£40m of orders (doubt it) that probably wouldn't break even

Who's going to fund that ?
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Orange Cola wrote: Thu Jun 25, 2020 1:15 pm £5 says that’s dead. What a shame.
This.
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Did they get over the whole factory building “government funding so needs to be fully tendered” issues? Surely there’s a conservative MP who’s on the board of a construction company?
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