TVR Griffith
The all new Griffith
Sep 18, 2017, 16:24 PM by Ruth Peters
TVR DNA
What makes a TVR a TVR is quite simply the TVR DNA.
All TVRs share a DNA that means great looks, great sound and great performance. Looking fast whilst standing still, the body designs of TVRs past, present and future will always be exciting, innovative and worthy material for every bedroom wall dream poster. The engines, always up front, are big and loud, to give dramatic acceleration and top speed. The interiors, with their leather, carpet and other special finishes combined with the ubiquitous view over a long and shapely bonnet, are places where true drivers belong.
Put together, these attributes can be described as quirky, eccentric even, distinctly British but always fast, always noisy, always TVR.
Power
The all new TVR features a 5.0 litre Ford V8 powerplant with custom clutch, flywheel, ECU, dry-sump and other enhancements, together with a 6-Speed manual gearbox that collectively are designed to deliver a class leading 400 bhp per tonne power-to-weight ratio.
TECHNOLOGY
Gordon Murray Design's unique iStream process, in addition to being extremely lightweight, delivers exceptional torsional rigidity and passive safety capabilities. The vehicle's carbon fibre composite construction boasts a rigidity of almost 20,000 Nm per degree and is also designed to direct impact forces to the tyres for increased safety. The new car also features airbags, ABS and ESP.
Order
If you would like to order the new TVR Griffith then please use the link below to place a £5,000 deposit and secure a fully configurable coupé.