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News - TVR nixes production restart, vows to pursue... wind turbines?!

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Posted 12 July 2012 - 12:57 PM

"TVR owner Nikolai Smolenski has taken the tiny English car firm on a ride wilder than anything you could get from a Speed 12 (pictured), and now he's riding the name right out of the car business. Telling Autocar that the production possibilities don't make financial sense anymore, he is instead repurposing the hardcore brand into 'a new venture building portable wind turbines.' We'd say this is a rather odd thing to do with TVR, but the young Russian's run at the captain's wheel has been just this kind of odd since the beginning. The last two years have featured infrequent reports of some kind of new TVR vehicle on the way at some point, powered by either a General Motors LS3 V8, the Corvette ZR1's 638-horsepower LS9, a 3.0-liter, six-cylinder turbodiesel from the BMW 335d, or an electric system." J. Ramsey - Autoblog.com, July 11 2012

TVR nixes production restart, vows to pursue... wind turbines?!


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