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« on: December 08, 2003, 14:23:15 »
Whilst searching around on a TVR site, I found this image.
So far I haven't been able to find out if it's a genuine vehicle, or simply someones  manipulated the image.

It'd be a nice car, and some people think that the Audi S4 & S6 are quick estate cars.

Just looked on a cerbera website, & Dawn French has one (apparantly) :shock:

www.cerbera.co.uk

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« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2003, 15:22:57 »
Received a reply from the' TVR Car Club' this morning. It's definately a hoax (as suspected)
Still it looks the biz, apart from the doors that appear even longer than a standard Cerbera's.

If Aston-Martin & Bentley can 'arrange' bespoke estates (sorry, 'Shooting Brakes') why can't TVR or other low-volume manufacturers?


Fact;
TVR was/is the largest wholey British owned car manufacturer (I think Rover/MG have some foreign backing)
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