The TVR Griffith, built from 1993-2002, represents British sports car engineering at its most raw. Known for its lightweight construction and powerful Rover V8 engine, it's a thrilling driving experience. However, potential buyers must be aware of the potential for high maintenance costs and quirks.
The Rover V8 engines are robust, but can suffer cam wear. Electrical issues are common. Outriggers and chassis suffer rust and water damage.. The suspension can need work. Expect leaks from various fluids.
Be sure of suspension, brake and tyre conditions. All items must be appropriately sized and functional.
The Griffith offered a powerful Rover V8 engine. The interior features an emphasis on minimalist design. Chassis corrosion needs inspection. Parts acquisition can be problematic. A thorough pre-purchase inspection is mandatory