What is the TVR Car Club?
The TVR Car Club is the only Club in the world that caters for all TVR enthusiasts. It currently has around 6000 members in 34 countries in all five continents. Members own cars ranging from the oldest TVR still in existence, 'TVR No 2', right up to the very last models made such as the Tuscan 2, Sagaris and Typhon.

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What benefits are there to me if I join?

The TVR Car Club offers a range of services to its members. Click on the links below for more details.

If you own a TVR, or are passionate about the marque, or would just simply love to own one at some point in the future, membership of the TVRCC is not really an option, it becomes a necessity. 

Why, well just look at the following benefits that all of our members receive:

1. Everyone receives Sprint, the 64-page monthly full colour A4 magazine packed full of TVR related articles, photographs, motorsport reports, specialist companies and the largest single monthly listing of TVRs for sale anywhere in the UK. It is not available to non-members.  It has won a series of industry accolades including either winning or taking runner-up as Best Car Club Magazine from Classic and Sports Car Magazine every year since 2006.

2. The Club Office. Based in Newport, Shropshire, the TVR Car Club Office is available to answer your queries 9am-5pm Mon-Fri on 01952 822126 or by using the online club office enquiry form. The Office, run by Alison Brown, has a wealth of TVR experience and can usually provide instant answers to your queries.

3. Insurance. The TVR Car Club has negotiated special rates with Adrian Flux for Club members which, for many, will offer the very best cover available. For some individuals,however, we and Adrian Flux both recognise that a combination of circumstances will combine which will result in other companies being ableto offer cheaper cover.  Nonetheless, even in these cases, it is frequently a requirement of the insurance that you are a member of the recognised club for the marque in order to benefit from these lower rates. TVRs are specialist cars, and for that you need a specialist insurer.  It is one of those areas where cheapest is not necessarily always best, as the time to find

out that your £50 premiumsaving equates to a poor service should the worst happen. 

The owner of this unfortunate Tuscan (right), for example, found out that his insurance didn't cover him on a track day after he decided to argue with the armco.  A full list of TVR Insurance Specialists can be found here.

4. Track days. Although you can attend track days with other Clubs/Companies, we believe that we offer the best combination of value for money together with safety, TVR experienced instructors, lots of track time and a TVR only environment that other providers cannot offer. In 2010 we held track days at Cadwell Park, Brands Natch, Rockingham, Castle Combe, and Oulton Park and sadly had an airfield action day at Alconbury cancelled by the airfield owners with just days to go.  Additionally, in conjunction with the TVR Car Club Holland, we again participated in the highly successful event at Zolder.  In 2011, in addition to this calendar, we are planning to expand on this track day 

programme to include more events to attract the novice driver and an exciting new development involving a well-known European circuit.  A full list will appear in Sprint and on the website as soon as it is confirmed.

5. Motorsport. The TVR Car Club has run its own race series since 2000 and which developed in 2004 into the TVR Car Club Challenge Cup which is open to all TVRs. In 2006, this combined with the former factory-run TVR Tuscan Challenge into the only “TVR only” race series in the world. This series is now extremely popular and competes at some of Britain's premier race circuits such as Oulton Park, Snetterton and Brands Hatch.  The 2010 Championship was won by Club Member David Chant (right) in a Tasmin.

We run our own Sprinting Championship - the TVRCC Speed Championship - which competes all over the country.  There were 22 different rounds in 2010 which was won by Paul Edwards (right) in a T350C ahead of Mike Roe's Vixen.  In addition, the TVRCC offers support when requested to competitors in other forms of motorsport where they promote TVR. In 2003, 2004 and 2005, the Club sponsored the TVR entry into the Le Mans 24 hour race including the historic first ever finish ofthat race in 2004 by both Synergy Chamberlain Motorsport T400Rs (more info) They are represented at UK roundsof the British GT and occasionally European rounds of the FIAGT.  Every year,

between 1500 and 2000 Club members make the annual pilgrimage to Le Mans and the Club’s allocation of tickets for this prestigious event are normally fully sold out within 24 hours of going on sale. The Club also provides support when requested to older TVRs racing in the historic series; they have supported the TVR Granturas entered into Classic Le Mans and assisted one member with his costs to enable him to compete in an endurance race in the USA in a 2500M.

6. Other events. The TVR Car Club organises a number of non-track related events throughout the year to bring enthusiasts together. This often includes a gathering in Blackpool, despite the closure of the Bristol Avenue works in 2006.  Big Northern Gathering, held in Blackpool over the weekend of 3-5 Sep 10, was generally accepted as the best event the TVRCC has ever held and was shortlisted for best Club event in the 2010 Classic & Sports Car annual club awards.  Other venues for national events have included Brands Hatch, Duxford, Nottingham, South Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man and the Shuttleworth Collection in Bedfordshire. In 2004 the Club hired the Millennium

Stadium in Cardiff for aspectacular event involving over 500 members and a memorable “rumble” through the city on Sunday morning towake up the inhabitants.  In 2007, around 1700 members and 1000 TVRs descended on Rockingham Motor Speedway for Diamond Rock, the biggest gathering of TVRs ever to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the birth of the company. We are currently planning a huge event for summer 2011 whilst 2012 sees the 50th anniversary ofthe Club so you can bank on us having a humungous party somewhere!

7. Regional Events. The Club has 50 individual regional monthly meetings spread around UK ranging from the Highlands of Scotland to the Channel Islands.  These allow members to talk to other owners about their experiences with their cars and frequently gain valuable local advice about specialist services.  If advice is not available locally, the Club has access to host of other specialists who will be able to answer your query. 

8. Website Members’ Area. (see buttons on the left hand side of each page - you may need to scroll up from here depending upon your screen resolution!) Although a large part of this site is open to the general public, there are some additional areas which are restricted to members only and are accessible only to those members who are showing as current in the Club database.  This area includes access to the Club Archives, nationwide future events calendar and an increasingly busy discussion forum with over 6000 registered participants and over 5M hits per month.  For a more details description of what is available in the Members Area, including a full list of benefits and sample pages, click here.

9. Finally is the camaraderie of belonging to the largest group of enthusiasts for Britain’s greatest sports car.

I don't own a TVR but am an enthusiast of the marque. Can I join the TVRCC?
The club is open to anybody who has an interest in these great British sportscars. You do not need to own a TVR.

I am looking for a TVR. How can you help?
In many ways.

First, join the club.

Second, go along to your local meeting, meet like minded enthusiasts and talk to owners of the type of TVR in which you are interested. Find out what to look for and what to avoid!

Third, you may well find a pristine example of the car you are looking for in the Market Place pages of Sprint or in our online classifieds. We have more TVRs for sale each month in Sprint than any other car magazine. We can put you in touch with specialists who may be able to source your car or if you have already found a potential car, cast his expert eye over it.

But I drive a Tamora. Car clubs are about older cars and men smoking pipes aren't they?
The TVR Car Club caters for all TVR enthusiasts.  Owners of classic TVRs such as the Grantura and Taimar, future classics such as the Tasmin, S Series or Griffith or the last cars to some off the Bristol Avenue production line t cars such as the T350, Tuscan 2 or Sagaris are all equally welcomed.

But I live abroad?
The TVR Car Club is well represented abroad with ten international regions and members as far afield as California, the Phillipines and New Zealand. Sprint magazine can be sent via airmail to keep you up to speed with all matters TVR.

I'd like a TVR but they are all group 20 insurance. Can I get it any cheaper?
Yes! Extremely competitive rates are available to club members through our exclusive insurance scheme.

How do I join?
TVR Car Club – Subscription rates:

TVR Car Club Membership & Renewals

All members receive the benefits outlined above, joining is simple just click on join now and follow the on screen instructions. (This is on an SSL server booking system and offers a quick and secure way for your application to be processed.)

If you would prefer to join over the telephone during office hours call the Club office on 01952 822126.

Or simply fill in and print out the application form, send it together with your remittance to the club office.

Don’t delay start receiving membership benefits today?

Remember you do not need to own a TVR to join, Most new members join first to find out more out TVRs before buying one. Just knowing what to look for could save you far more than the cost of the subscription.

If you would like to read the Club Articles of Association before joining please click here.

If you have any specific questions that you would like to ask the TVRCC that these pages have not answered, you can contact the Club by email here.