Why you should join

Into TVRs? You’ll fit right in!
Own one, want one, or just love them?

The TVR Car Club is the only club in the world that caters for all TVR enthusiasts — and you don’t have to own a TVR to join. The Club currently has around 5,000 members across 34 countries and five continents. Members own cars ranging from the oldest TVR still in existence, 'TVR No 2', through to some of the very last models produced such as the Tuscan 2, Sagaris and Typhon.

Join the TVRCC online

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

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, are passionate about the marque, or simply dream of owning one in the future, membership of the TVR Car Club is more than just an option — it’s a must.

Why? Just take a look at the benefits enjoyed by all our members:

1. Everyone receives Sprint

Our 64-page, full-colour A4 monthly magazine is packed with TVR news, feature articles, photographs, motorsport reports and information from specialist suppliers and companies. Exclusive to members, the magazine is not available to non-members.
The Club’s publication has received consistent industry recognition, winning or being named runner-up in the Best Car Club Magazine category by Classic & Sports Car magazine every year since 2006, including winning the title outright in 2016.

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 team have 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 a range of insurance providers specifically for Club members, often delivering some of the best cover available for TVR owners.

We also recognise that individual circumstances vary, and in some cases other insurers may be able to offer lower premiums. However, many specialist insurance policies require membership of the officially recognised marque club in order to qualify for preferential rates.

TVRs are specialist cars, and they deserve specialist insurance. Choosing purely on price is not always the best approach — a small saving on your premium can quickly be forgotten if the level of service or cover falls short when you need it most.

One unfortunate Tuscan owner discovered this after an incident on track resulted in an unexpected conversation with the Armco barrier — only to find that his insurance policy did not include track day cover.

A full list of recommended TVR insurance specialists can be found here.

4. Track days

While you can enjoy track days organised by other clubs and providers, we believe the TVR Car Club offers the ideal combination of value for money, safety, expert instruction and pure driving enjoyment.

Our events provide extensive track time in a TVR-only environment, supported by experienced instructors who understand the unique characteristics of TVRs — something few other organisers can match.

In recent years, the Club has hosted successful track days at circuits including Cadwell Park and Donington Park. Please check the members’ forum or events calendar for details of upcoming dates and venues.

5. Motorsport

The TVR Car Club previously ran its own race series from 2000, which evolved in 2004 into the TVR Car Club Challenge Cup, open to all TVRs. In 2006, the championship combined with the former factory-backed TVR Tuscan Challenge to create what was, at the time, the world’s only TVR-only race series. The championship competed at many of the UK’s leading circuits, including Oulton Park, Snetterton and Brands Hatch, and became one of the most successful eras of TVR motorsport competition.

The Club also organised sprint championships for TVR enthusiasts across the UK, with events held at circuits, hill climbs, airfields and test facilities including Prescott, Harewood, Mallory Park, MIRA and Hethel. Alongside these championships, the TVR Car Club regularly supported members competing in a wide range of motorsport disciplines while proudly promoting the marque.

Between 2003 and 2005, the Club sponsored TVR entries at the Le Mans 24 Hours, including the historic 2004 finish achieved by both Synergy Motorsport T400Rs — a major milestone in TVR’s endurance racing history.

The Club has also supported historic motorsport activities for many years, including strong involvement with the Le Mans Classic, where large numbers of members travelled to La Sarthe to support competing TVRs, including the famous Granturas and other significant historic cars.

Today, current TVR racing activity and championships can best be followed through Bernie’s V8s

Tim Davis in a Tuscan

Stewart Lobley

TVRs at Le Mans 24 hour

6. Other Events

The TVR Car Club organises a wide range of social and touring events throughout the year, bringing together TVR enthusiasts from across the UK and beyond. Over the decades, the Club has hosted many memorable national gatherings and celebrations, including events in Blackpool following the closure of the Bristol Avenue factory in 2006.

Among the most celebrated events was the Big Northern Gathering in Blackpool in September 2010, widely regarded by members as one of the finest events ever organised by the Club and shortlisted for Best Club Event in the Classic & Sports Car annual awards. This was followed in 2011 by TAG11 – TVR at Goodwood, when the Club took over the Goodwood Estate for a spectacular weekend celebration, again earning recognition in the Classic & Sports Car awards shortlist.

Over the years, national events have been held at a wide variety of iconic venues including Brands Hatch, Duxford, Nottingham, South Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man and the Shuttleworth Collection in Bedfordshire.

In 2004, the Club hired Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium for a remarkable event involving more than 500 members, culminating in a memorable early morning TVR procession through the city. In 2007, approximately 1,700 members and over 1,000 TVRs gathered at Rockingham Motor Speedway for Diamond Rock, the largest gathering of TVRs ever assembled, celebrating the company’s 60th anniversary.

Most recently, in 2025, the TVR Car Club celebrated its 60th anniversary with an exclusive event at the Millbrook Proving Ground, giving members access to the famous Alpine route and high-speed bowl for a truly unique driving experience.

7. Regional Events

The TVR Car Club has nearly 50 regional groups holding regular monthly meetings across the UK, from the Highlands of Scotland to the Channel Islands.
These local gatherings give members the opportunity to meet informally, share experiences, discuss their cars and enjoy the company of fellow TVR enthusiasts. They are also an excellent source of trusted local knowledge, with members often able to recommend specialist garages, suppliers and services based on first-hand experience.

And if the answer cannot be found locally, the Club’s extensive network of members and specialists means expert advice is never far away.

Find your nearest region

8. Website members area

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.

Discussion Forums.  These are member only, troll free forums where you can be assured that your questions will be answered knowledgably.

Members Benefits. A full list of all of the companies offering discounts and special offers to TVRCC members saving potentially hundreds of pounds per year.

Club Archives.  The TVRCC is slowly digitising its extensive archive of TVR related material and making it available to members to view online. For a sample click here.

Sprint Archive.  The TVRCC is also digitising the entire back catalogue of Sprint magazines.
Members can view these in a dedicated flip book format here

TVR Colours. Looking for a TVR but need to know what the difference is between Rolex Blue and Starmist Blue? Look no further. In conjunction with one of our members, who is a specialist in the automotive paint industry, we have pulled together a series of photographs of all of the main TVR colours and many of the lesser known ones.

FAQs.  A list of frequently asked TVR history and technical questions.

RO Area. A page dedicated to our regional organisers with extra information including downloads of Club logos, the RO guide and advice of what material and services the Club has available to help regions with their own events.

Picture This. Picture This is a monthly photographic competition hosted in the Club magazine, TVR Sprint.

Events. A full listing of everything that is going on in TVRland, together with reports on past TVRCC events.

Model Areas. A model by model breakdown of TVRs with history and technical information.

Trade Links. A full list of companies who have been recommended by our members.

9. Finally

Whether you own one, want one, or simply love them, you’ll enjoy the excitement and friendship that comes from being part of the world’s largest community of TVR enthusiasts.

Frequently asked questions about joining

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 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 come 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, Australia 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 from a range of specialist insurance companies.

How do I join the TVRCC?

All members receive the benefits outlined above, joining is simple just click on join now to purchase a new membership online in our shop.

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.