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TVR

TVR built some of Britain's most distinctive small production sports cars, usually combining light bodies, powerful engines and minimal separation between driver and machinery. Chimaera and Griffith brought the marque to a wider 1990s audience, while Cerbera, Tuscan, Tamora and Sagaris pushed the styling and performance further. Production volumes were always limited, so the register is shaped by enthusiast preservation, specialist maintenance and the turbulent history of the company itself.

CRITICAL 3 families

ENDANGERED 3 families

VULNERABLE 4 families

DECLINING 3 families

GROWING 0 families

4,363 licensed vehicles

6,447

declared SORN

model families

-181 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest 450 · fading fastest Chimera

Model families

13 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Chimera	DECLINING	1,591	4,224 · 2001	37.7%	-78
Tuscan	DECLINING	559	1,304 · 2006	42.9%	-37
Griffith	DECLINING	452	1,128 · 2002	40.1%	-17
Cerbera	VULNERABLE	273	1,027 · 2003	26.6%	-16
290	VULNERABLE	163	713 · 1994	22.9%	-13
T350	VULNERABLE	148	364 · 2006	40.7%	-9
Tamora	VULNERABLE	113	262 · 2005	43.1%	-5
Sagaris	ENDANGERED	76	190 · 2006	40.0%	-3
Tasmin	ENDANGERED	70	238 · 1994	29.4%	-2
280	ENDANGERED	58	361 · 1995	16.1%	-5
V8	CRITICAL	16	38 · 2005	42.1%	-2
400	CRITICAL	13	61 · 1994	21.3%	-3
450	CRITICAL	3	15 · 1998	20.0%	0

Plus 1 record awaiting classification, counted in the totals above.

This record combines every DVLA registration under TVR. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.