0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds, over 240 mph top speed from the car with a power output yet unknown. And why is that you wonder?! Because it broke the shaft of every dyno it was tested on... The TVR Cerbera ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of the most ridiculous British sports cars in recent memory is set to cross the auction block later this spring. No, we’re not ...

Back in 1999 TVR – then a British-owned, "build 'em in a shed" enterprise - unveiled a new concept car at The Motor Show. Called the Cerbera Speed 12, it took an existing model from TVR's range, the ...

This is the world’s only TVR Cerbera Speed 12 ever built specifically for road use and it is heading to auction on May 20 thanks to Silverstone Auctions in the UK. TVR first conceived the Cerbera ...

Obsessed with cars from a young age, Jarryd nurtured his love for all things motoring by paging through automotive magazines before he could even read. While his friends were obsessed with supercars ...

Oh, if you’re less than 25 years old, we’ll help you out here. This is the TVR Cerbera Speed 12. And it’s a car so terrifying that, after a test drive of one of the prototypes, the boss of TVR decided ...

Perhaps the greatest TVR ever made just went for a price that makes that case even stronger. The only Cerbera Speed 12 intended for road use to still exist just traded hands for nearly three-quarters ...

In 2000, British car maker TVR set out to dethrone the McLaren F1 from atop the automotive performance kingdom. Their weapon? The Cerbera Speed 12. With a 7-liter engine shoved into its 1,000 kilo ...

One of the most ridiculous British sports cars in recent memory is set to cross the auction block later this spring. TVR introduced a hard-top sports car with 2+2 seating called the Cerbera in 1996.

11 May 2023, 13:12 UTC · By: Vlad Radu // Powered by a humongous, 7.73-liter V12 that made well over 800 hp the Cerbera Speed 12 was more of a GT1 race car than a road-legal supercar ...

One of the most ridiculous British sports cars in recent memory is set to cross the auction block later this spring. No, we’re not talking about an Aston Martin or McLaren. What we’re talking about is ...