Please note that the pictures were provided by the seller Highlights 3.6-litre straight-six engine Manual gearbox Wheels refurbished Metallic paint Overview Titus Andronicus is one of Shakespeare’s lesser-performed plays, which reflects the changing tastes of audiences.

15th Century crowds eagerly lapped up its violence and gore, but such graphic scenes horrified the sensitivities of the later Victorian era.

Tamora is the Queen of the Goths who vows revenge for being taken prisoner and made to marry the Roman Emperor, along with a host of other violent acts visited upon her family.

So the TVR Tamora comes with a passionate backstory, and a powerful six-cylinder engine with which to exact its revenge.

The 345 bhp is sent to the rear wheels via a five-speed manual gearbox, and all this is mounted in a tubular chassis.

TVR was a famously long-standing proponent of keeping chassis and bodies separate, here using their preferred combination of tubular steel chassis with a glass fibre b...