Check this thing out, never seen one of these, looks like a reworked Viper. Wonder how she handles.

The Unique TVR Cerbera Speed 12 - 247mph 880bhp!
Current Bid: £155,200.00

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/The-Uniq ... goryZ108780QQcmdZViewItem

Reworked Viper?! sacriledge!

Seen this on another forum, and i LOVE the Cerbera Speed 12, bloody agressive looking, just a shame i know it will be waaaaay to much power for the buyer to deal with

Too bad it is RHD

Just imagine how much of a twat you look once you've stuffed it into a hedge

Now that's how real supercars should be, fast i mean Really fast, no rice rocket can beat that, Ferrari is for rich people that can't drive or use a clutch hahahahah!

Quote from Jakg :

Reworked Viper?! sacriledge!

What? haha, It does! It has many of the same lines as a viper. /shrug

It looks like a tvr, tvr's have had that sexy bulgey shape since they stopped being sqaure.

Therefore, if anything, the viper looks like a tvr

Video of the car running http://www.speed12.info/g9.htm

Quote from DejaVu :

It looks like a tvr, tvr's have had that sexy bulgey shape since they stopped being sqaure.

Therefore, if anything, the viper looks like a tvr

yep, on the other hand you have to understand the american drivers. there are simply no real sportscars except vette and viper over there nevertheless they usually loose in almost all things to european sportscars (called exotic in US :P )

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nevertheless they usually loose in almost all things to european sportscars

And the fact that a C6R won the 24hr LeMans race means nothing to you?

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And the fact that a C6R won the 24hr LeMans race means nothing to you?

He did say "allmost",didn't he? So.........

Actually, toyotas are american. And there are lots of american-made toyotas winning races too! Same with nissan, quite a few nissans are made in the US.

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Actually, toyotas are american.

Yeah, right. And Ford is german illepall
Have you ever thought about how the name sounds like? Just because there are some cars made for America, that doesn't mean Toyota is an american company...

Should it not be, actually there are Toyotas made in America?

Anyway, that car is insane, I love it and I love it.

Awesome machines. I remember reading a piece by Martin Brundle after he test drove it. He said it was the scariest road car he'd ever driven with too much power for even those huge rears to put down in the dry. Wheelspin in 4th gear at 100mph+. This is how it left the factory remember

PFFT 800 miles? Not even run in, bet some fool's just been getting cleaned after each annual jaunt out in it in July.

Think they (well it) was circa £190k new no? Not a bad depreciation rate

You know... I think I actually don't want that car. I know how TVRs handle, and I'm honest enough to say that if I had this thing, I would crash it and probably kill myself. It's a true monster, and should be handled by someone up to the task.

I'll take something sane, like a Lamborghini.

I owuld love to have it, simply because i'd love the fact that I was driving a car that could easily kill me and driving it at any speed at all would atleast be an adrenaline rush, imagine the fun you could have.

But also you could imagine the job you'd need to afford and maintain that car, fuel, insureance.....think i'll stick to a corsa for now.

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Actually, toyotas are american. And there are lots of american-made toyotas winning races too! Same with nissan, quite a few nissans are made in the US.

Two of Nissan's biggest selling cars worldwide are made in England (Sunderland to be presice), those two cars are the Micra and the Almera, and they tried putting in a bid for the Primera too, but I dunno what happened with that!

EDIT: They also used to build the Nissan Primera touring cars from 1997-1999 or 2000.