TR Speed 12 Turbo 2018

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TR Speed 12 Turbo '18
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Inspired by the original TVR Cerbera Speed 12, the TR Speed 12 Turbo is carrying on the legacy of the original car, but updated for the 21st century with enhanced exterior and interior styling taking priority, instead of gadgets. After all, the Speed 12 Turbo is a natural and raw driver’s car. The original Speed 12 never made it to full production, but the TR-Supercars team at Helical Technology Ltd are hoping to change that with the Speed 12 Turbo.

When TVR closed in 2006, many fans of the Speed 12 were still thinking about the car and wondered if we would ever see another. Fast forward to 2018, the Speed 12 Turbo is the second generation of the original, with an even more powerful powertrain than the original and was designed, developed, built and tested at Helical’s state of the art automotive facility near Blackpool by former TVR engineers.

The TR Speed 12 Turbo will be built in limited numbers, both in LHD and RHD. Due to the nature of the Speed 12 Turbo, the car can be personalised where the owner can specify what TR-Supercars call ‘special themes & features’.

When it comes to the way the Speed 12 Turbo looks, it builds upon the original Speed 12 and adds various modern touches. The original design is still the source of inspiration, with the Speed 12 Turbo gaining a redesigned rear end with a massive rear wing, a more aggressive front with recessed headlights and a completely redesigned interior with a digital instrument cluster and a full infotainment system.

The Speed 12 Turbo has a fully customisable driving and handling set-up, which means that the car is suited to both road and track use. The Speed 12 Turbo is powered by a 6.0 litre V12 which is fitted with a twin turbo set up.

Speaking of the V12, it is able to produce a mighty 1012bhp, which makes the Speed 12 Turbo more powerful than a McLaren P1. Along with 615lb/ft of torque, the Speed 12 Turbo is able to do a 0-60 mph time of 2.9 seconds, 0-120 mph in 9.82 seconds and hit a top speed of at least 218mph. This car is insanely fast. The car is yet to go to the Nürburgring, but a simulated time of 7 minutes and 12.33 seconds has been calculated.

The rest of the car is made up of a carbon fibre and aluminium honeycomb composite cockpit, a modular tubular steel chassis/cage, fully adjustable suspension, carbon fibre bodywork, centre-locking wheels and a titanium exhaust system.

If you want one of these cars, you’re going to need to find at least £1,200,000 for this brilliant piece of engineering. This is a car not for the faint hearted but it’s also incredibly cool at the same time.


SPECIFICATIONS

OVERVIEW

• Manufacturer: TR Supercars
• Country: United Kingdom
• Year: 2018
• Type: Street car
• Division: N1000

ENGINE
• Engine: 60° V12 Intercooled
• Power: 1012 HP / 6700 rpm
• Torque: 834 Nm / 7000 rpm
• Engine location: Front
• Displacement: 6000 cc
• Aspiration: Twin Turbo
• Compression: 8:3:1
• Red Line: 8750 rpm

PERFORMANCE
• 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph) Time: +2.9 seconds
• Top Speed: 351 km/h (218 mph)
• Power-to-weight ratio: 0.70 hp/kg

DRIVETRAIN
• Layout: FR
• Drive: Rear wheel drive
• Body: Carbon fibre
• Chassis: Modular tubular steel chassis/cage
• Gearbox: 6 speed manual with double overdrive
• Suspension: Fully adjustable rose jointed suspension
• Brakes: Carbon-ceramic brakes

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
• Lenght: 4660 mm
• Width: 2020 mm
• Height: 1170 mm
• Weight: 1448 kg

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The TR Speed 12 Turbo will be built in limited numbers...​
They can say that again. The black and blue 'Mk2' car is the only one that was ever built, and is no longer on the road. There was also an orange 'Mk1' with a standard second-hand DB9 engine instead of the twin-turbo build, but as far as I'm aware that was never on the road to begin with, and may have been rebuilt into the black car.

It probably doesn't help either that they were claiming it'd cost £1.2m to build another one, when I suspect that it cost a lot less than that for the unrelated project a few years earlier that built a second Cerbera Speed 12 road car from genuine TVR parts. The TR replica is also slower despite having more power, because it's at least 350kg heavier than TVR's claimed weight and has less torque.
 
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