Find the door button push it ,find the hidden console panel ,check the key card,push the button, slide the control,push another button,check the key card ,disengage the alarm ,turn the wheel until the TVR horn button is exactly the right position,push the start button...prey to the battery gods that you still have enough power to turn the engine on 😅
The first Cerbera cars were produced in 1996, now admissible under the US “25 year rule”. Give it another few years, and you’ll be able to import a “properly sorted” 98/99 model.
@@Mcali1984 yes, that would likely be an issue. They’ve stopped testing for emissions in my area, otherwise I think would really struggle, especially de-catted, which is almost necessary - the massive heat-soak from the CAT’s make the central tunnel unbearably hot and doesn’t do the gearbox any good either.
@@DaleSteel Really? I have a 1998 Chimaera 4.5. In 2013, I took it to a specialist who told me it would need the outriggers doing "in a couple of years" (it had actually just passed its MOT). That's when it was 17 years old. How many other makes can you name that get to 17 without needing some body work doing? I opted for a full chassis restoration and it's still pristine. My son has had several TVRs (I think 7) and, like mine, they've all been great cars. I know the owner of that car, btw.
@@kingcurry6594 wow you have one good example I can show many that were rotten when I was looking for one. Saying you saw 17 thar weren't rotten is pretty irrelevant to my statement isn't it. Those 17 may of all been garaged. Plus alot of them now have had their chasis replaced.
Oh boy. This is the third comment on this video with 1.1k views. Why do I feel youtube will push this to front page and it will have 1 million views for no reason... ...well okay cool car.
There is no need to call me a pratt. Especially when you obviously don't know what the temperature of the engine was. You can see the temp gauge at 58s is clearly warmed up.
Is that the typical starting routine? How stupid is that? Does the owner need to be in constant contact with Cape Canaveral during this tricky procedure? Is it meant to attract Brits because the pomp and ceremony of starting one's car is reminiscent of the changing of the royal guard? All the gushing over such a flawed car reminds me of Corvette fans in the early '80's.
I'm surprised there are no comments about the BMW M3 GTR lol.
Same
Is it really that bmw M3 gtr used this sound in the game?
@@vascothesia6897 Yes
Your comment is about it. My channel is about it...
@@HeroManNick132 no you just dumb
did u ever hear p60b40 engine sound lmao
Find the door button push it ,find the hidden console panel ,check the key card,push the button, slide the control,push another button,check the key card ,disengage the alarm ,turn the wheel until the TVR horn button is exactly the right position,push the start button...prey to the battery gods that you still have enough power to turn the engine on 😅
It's so so so beautiful, absolutely gorgeous!! I want one
What a beautiful beast.
One of my favorite cars I’ll never get to own being an American. Thanks Gran Turismo.
The first Cerbera cars were produced in 1996, now admissible under the US “25 year rule”. Give it another few years, and you’ll be able to import a “properly sorted” 98/99 model.
@@I999-g2s I live in California. Not sure how our emissions will handle that beast.
@@Mcali1984 yes, that would likely be an issue. They’ve stopped testing for emissions in my area, otherwise I think would really struggle, especially de-catted, which is almost necessary - the massive heat-soak from the CAT’s make the central tunnel unbearably hot and doesn’t do the gearbox any good either.
@@Mcali1984 emssions for idiots. Im against emissions i like ear scream open valves straigh pipe cars.
@@I999-g2s having a cat is stupid thats the only thing that prevents your car to fulfill its true engine power. I dont believe in cats
You'll regret selling that car, I tell you. The streets of Sheriff Hutton will be a lot quieter now.
I d regret buying it. Nightmare to own
@@DaleSteel Have you owned one? Or are you just relying on rumour?
@@kingcurry6594 ofcourse I have. Rot boxes too. Well the metal parts are.
@@DaleSteel Really? I have a 1998 Chimaera 4.5. In 2013, I took it to a specialist who told me it would need the outriggers doing "in a couple of years" (it had actually just passed its MOT). That's when it was 17 years old. How many other makes can you name that get to 17 without needing some body work doing? I opted for a full chassis restoration and it's still pristine.
My son has had several TVRs (I think 7) and, like mine, they've all been great cars.
I know the owner of that car, btw.
@@kingcurry6594 wow you have one good example I can show many that were rotten when I was looking for one. Saying you saw 17 thar weren't rotten is pretty irrelevant to my statement isn't it. Those 17 may of all been garaged. Plus alot of them now have had their chasis replaced.
Oh boy. This is the third comment on this video with 1.1k views. Why do I feel youtube will push this to front page and it will have 1 million views for no reason...
...well okay cool car.
Most curvaceous interior, or close to it👍
Needs a lightweight flywheel..
for a sexy sound 🤤
Exhaust was way out of alignment, would have atleast sorted that before the vid
its a 75* v8 with a flat plane crank, it sounds like this
@@jstdrv I said alignment, as in its wonky as fuck. Nothing to do with the sound ya goof.
Rev a cold TVR , pratt
There is no need to call me a pratt. Especially when you obviously don't know what the temperature of the engine was. You can see the temp gauge at 58s is clearly warmed up.
I Apologise, but they need a slow start and no gas til the temp hits 90ish
Fact This Car Has The Sound File From NFSMW Name Tvr Cerb P60B40 Engine BMW M3 GTR
Other way around? M3 GTR in most wanted uses Cerbera V8 sound in the files to replicate incabin sound of P60B40?
Amazing......are you kidding it's horrendous.
Just because you can't afford one.
@@kingcurry6594 oh behave 🤣.
not loud enough
no noise.
Not loud enough.
No sound like em.
BMW M3 GTR:
@@HeroManNick132 common as it gets. Boring
Is that the typical starting routine? How stupid is that? Does the owner need to be in constant contact with Cape Canaveral during this tricky procedure? Is it meant to attract Brits because the pomp and ceremony of starting one's car is reminiscent of the changing of the royal guard?
All the gushing over such a flawed car reminds me of Corvette fans in the early '80's.
hahahahah why did you report my comment
@@slayersdeath Not me. I'm not even sure how to do that.