GT5 Transcripts/TVR T350C '03

In an era where British carmakers were actually owned by huge conglomerates outside of the UK, such as Ford and General Motors, TVR stood out as one of the last remaining British car companies. And the company represented its country well, producing exciting sports cars with world-class performance. In 2003, TVR took the veils off the T350C, a swoopy, curvaceous sports car, based on the convertible Tamora.
The T350C demanded attention, with a distinctive face, highlighted by two large headlights. The rear end was equally stunning, characterized by its L-shaped taillights. The car was relatively compact with an overall length, width, and height of 154.5 inches, 67.5 inches, and 47.0 inches, respectively, making it about the same size as the Mazda MX-5. Wheelbase was 92.9 inches.
Powering the rear wheels was a fount mounted 3605 DOHC inline-6 that produced an impressive 350 HP at 7200 rpm and 290.0 ft-lb of torque at 5750. When this power was combined with the car's lean 1187 kg, the results were something to behold. It ran from 0 to 60 mph in a scant 4.4 seconds and reached a top speed of 174 mph. Shifting was performed via a 5-speed manual gearbox. The car also came equipped with an integrated limited-slip differential.
Safety wasn't ignored when developing the T350C, as it featured a side-impact car. But performance and style were the main reasons for buying a T350C; you could even fully customize the interior to create your own personalized sports car.
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