Background: The TVR Cerbera was introduced as a fixed-roof grand tourer with room for occasional rear passengers, built around TVR’s in-house engines.

The Speed Six variant features a 4.0-litre straight-six paired with a manual transmission, sending power to the rear wheels through a lightweight fibreglass body.

With no electronic driver aids and minimal insulation, the Cerbera delivers a direct and mechanical driving experience rarely found in modern performance cars.

Maintenance and setup are key to ownership, and well-prepared examples offer distinctive character and pace.

The Car: First registered in January 2000, this Cerbera Speed Six has covered 49,450 miles and is presented in its original colour scheme.

It has recently undergone an extensive recommissioning by marque specialists Hilton & Moss, with works totalling over £8,000 in 2025 alone.

A detailed maintenance file documents consistent investment in the car across more than a decade, with the majority of work carried...