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Hello everybody,
I cannot understand German. I created a register of TVR Tuscan with left hand drive on my TVR blog and would like to know if the car of the image I attach is a Left hand drive.

Thank you so much to who will help me.

(Of course: if someone will send me any image of a LHD Tuscan it will be really appreciated)

Yes, it's a Left hand drive.

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Gruss,
Woki, Laird of Glencairn, Koenig von Ubatuba!

Geht nicht gibts nicht, geht nur so nicht!!!!

thank you so much!!!

An this one?

Ciao,
that is the worst image you can have...from the side you could see, that the car is one of the very rare Tuscan S MK 2 LHD !; first registered in 2006 (?!?),
you could see more photos of that car on the TVR Car Club Deutschland website "Bilder vom Treffen" (Track Day 15.10.2006 in Meinerzhagen); i know 11 Tuscan LHD in Germany (1 silver S with 440 R-Bodykit, 1 red S, 2 black S, 2 grigio titanio S, 1 cascade S, 1 grigio titanio S MK2, 1 silver S MK2)

nice work, your website !; I think one day, the cars mentioned above will be for sale again; and then probably you will get the photos to continue your work; following carsmight be very special:
1) silver Tuscan S wit the 440 R-bodykit (first registered in Germany; for sale two years ago)
2) grigio titanio Tusacan S with black leather and red stitching (ex-promotion car from TVR-Importer in Siegen; special exhaust outlets !)
3) cascade flipflop-painted Tuscan S with beige leather (for sale from TVR, Siegen)

the car is from Francfort (my neighborhood). it is a RHD. you could see it at the position of the wipers, too

Nice to meet you.

A "S"? With the small rear wind? Isn'it it a Tuscan?

do you hanve any image of the LHD Tuscans you know?

Absolutely right. Thank you.

Unfortunately, I have no photos of these cars (mentioned above). I have seen most of these cars at the TVR service garage in Hagen.

The Tuscan " S" has front/rear spoiler, bigger brakes, bigger engine, compared to the "normal" version. Obviously most people in Germany have chosen the sportier "S" version.

Regards,
Jörg

Pity! Anyway Thank you so much for kindness

There are 3 LHD Tuscans in Switzerland.
2 MK1 and 1 MK2.
If you wish I could send you more data and pictures of the cars.

Peter