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TVR Project 7/12 Concept

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TVR Project 7/12 Concept
TVR
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Introduction 1996 Birmingham Motor Show
Class Concept Car
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Width Width - type here
Height Height - type here
Wheelbase wheelbase - type here
Weight Weight - you get the point
Transmission transmission + drive
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Similar similar (competition)
Designer Designer (lead designer if it was a team effort)

The TVR Project 7/12, first appearing at the 1996 Birmingham Motor Show, was a concept car produced by TVR as a preview to its then upcoming TVR Speed 12 hypercar and GT1 endurance racer. It dominated the show once it was unveiled, attracting more crowds than any other cars in the show. The number "7" referred to the seven litre engine (though it was actually 7.7 litres), and "12" for the number of cylinders in the engine. TVR said it would have over 800 bhp (600 kW) and be faster than the McLaren F1; the first concepts shown were based on in-development FIA GT1 class race car that was current at that time. It would be restricted to a more modest 660 bhp (490 kW) but the weight would be kept at roughly 1000 kilograms. The road car would weigh the same, but without the restrictors, the power was greatly increased, TVR officially said it had 800 bhp (600 kW), but the real figure was never properly recorded. It had a specially built 6-speed manual transmission and clutch. The engine was basically two TVR AJP6 straight-6 engines mated on a single crankshaft. Unusually for an automobile of its type, the Speed Twelve's engine block was not constructed of cast iron or aluminium alloy, but rather of steel.

See Wikicars' comprehensive TVR Project 7/12 Concept Review.

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