i was hyped when i saw it but then he barely drove it it got cut in half 
Thanks to Swordfish I always had to have one in Gran Turismo. Such a great looking car and second best curves in the movie.So, I went to a really unique show on Saturday, held at a small airport in upper bucks county. Lots of unique vehicles & lots of vintage small planes flying in. While there, I checked the map to see how far Lebanon, NJ was from Erwinna, Pa (where I was at), as there was a very very unique car show in the park in Lebanon. A national TVR meet, where I got to FINALLY see, in person, a Cerbera (V8 2+2), a Sagaris (bat**** crazy) and the one car I want to import more than ANYTHING that is available....A 2000 Tuscan!
For those who don't know and didn't see my post before (a few weeks back) it's the car that was in Swordfish with Travolta, Jackman and Holly Berry (though, most remember the movie for a different reason). It is the definitive car that wants to kill you as there is ZERO ABS, ZERO Traction Control, ZERO aids to help the driver. Add with that a 3.6L to 4.0L inline 6 with ITBs, that TVR made themselves, putting out anywhere from 325 to 400hp depending on tune and displacement (and if it has a Red Rose Package). All this in a car that weights about 2,600 lbs and is only a foot longer in size to a freaking Miata!
Yeah, these can sell for low £20k to upper £30k British Pound. Do the conversion for a car around £26,000 and your talking about $34,600 give or take. Add import fees, duties and the new ******* tariffs set by some *******, your gonna be in one for around $45k or so. Insane value for the car you get. And only about 6-9 in the country right now (they made 1677).
So yeah, I want one because it's different, because it's crazy, because it looks like NOTHING on the road or at any Cars & Coffee. And if everything goes to plan, I can have the cash to start SERIOUSLY shopping soon. Here are some pics of the car I want and I'll put the other cars in a following post.
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Looks like Toyota wants to compete with Rolls Royce and Bentley with the Century
Introducing Century, Toyota's new car brand that will offer even more luxury than Lexus | Fortune
For years, the Toyota Century was a car reserved for Japan's elite. Now, Akio Toyoda wants it to represent a new global brand above Lexus.fortune.com
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i’m trying to think of what a good comparison would be to Century, because lexus is already the premium brand
Looks like Toyota wants to compete with Rolls Royce and Bentley with the Century
Introducing Century, Toyota's new car brand that will offer even more luxury than Lexus | Fortune
For years, the Toyota Century was a car reserved for Japan's elite. Now, Akio Toyoda wants it to represent a new global brand above Lexus.
interesting, i honestly never knew that was even a thingUnchartered waters for the Japanese. Century is a decades long brand revered in Japan. Tons of history as it’s used by the super rich and politicians. It was a V-12 sedan until the new SUV.
Clearly the decision was made to keep Lexus mid/up and Century will be upper luxury only. They better get it right. Lots of good opportunities .
There were hints.. Aiko Toyoda created GR.. there was a GRMN Century which is wild… He decided to make both a thing it feels like
Damn, so are the days gone where the LX would be a cheaper option compared to the Land Cruiser? Or is this just a one off thing due to the VVT and mileage?18k-Mile 2006 Lexus LX470
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can't compete with bentley or rolls with that wack v6The new Century SUV..
thing is it’s fwd based with awd and a hybrid v-6.
Yes there is a GR version with a sliding door
V6 competing with Rolls and Bentley makes it DOA in my opinionThe new Century SUV..
thing is it’s fwd based with awd and a hybrid v-6.
Yes there is a GR version with a sliding door
Just because you flexed you bought a car for cash (and I hope he signed the form), didn't mean anything, because all that cash didn't buy actual driving skills. 
