The TVR 390SE is a sports car designed and built by TVR. It was introduced in October 1984. It featured many novelties not found in other 'Wedge' TVRs before and was also the most powerful one yet. It never received British Type Approval, so technically speaking the 390SE was just a 350i with special equipment fitted.

2021年6月18日 · The TVR 390SE was a series of sports cars that were introduced for the 1985 model year. The 390SE was offered in a two door convertible body style, and was powered by a 3.9L V8 engine that had an output of 275hp and 270 lb ft of torque.

The TVR 390SE is a sports car designed and built by TVR. It was introduced in October 1984. It featured many novelties not found in other 'Wedge' TVRs before and was also the most powerful one yet. It never received British Type Approval, so technically speaking the 390SE was just a 350i with special equipment fitted. History

Next year, TVR introduced 390SE as the higher performance derivative. The stock Rover V8 was bored out to 3905 cc and fitted with lightweight Cosworth pistons, high-lift camshaft, higher compression ratio, lighter flywheel and free-flowing exhaust, …

The TVR 390SE is a sports car designed and built by TVR. It was introduced in October 1984. It featured many novelties not found in other 'Wedge' TVRs before and was also the most powerful one yet. It never received British Type Approval, so …

2014年7月7日 · Those who doubted TVR’s wisdom in installing the 190 bhp Rover Vitesse engine in its Tasmin chassis and who never had the pleasure of driving the resulting car, the 350i, must have shaken their heads at last year’s Motor Show when the Blackpool manufacturer announced the 390SE. A 3.9litre engine with 275 bhp? Ludicrous. 150 mph in a ...

TVR had been always known for their light weight, loud engine and unusual design.

Explore the Tvr 390 SE 3.9 V8 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 detailed specs, including 0-60 mph times, horsepower, and handling data. Get all the Info.

Combined upgraded running gear and a host of excellent, more aggressive styling cues compared to its predecessors, the 390se may very well be the ultimate TVR and moreover, the ultimate 1980s wedge. One of the lowest volume production TVRs ever made, just over 100 390’s rolled out of the Blackpool factory, making this a very rare opportunity ...

The TVR 390 SE was produced from 1985 through 1988. Power was from a Rover V8 overhead-valve engine offering 275 DIN horsepower. Disc brakes could be found in both the front and rear, and the wedge-shaped body was clothed in fiberglass.