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TVR has released one final teaser image for its new sports car ahead of its debut this Friday. 

Eccentric British sportscar manufacturer TVR has revealed it will debut a new Cosworth V8-powered supercar this September.

TVR has officially kicked off its relaunch, showing off its new iStream carbon fiber chassis.

TVR is already taking deposits for its new sports car.

The revival of TVR will kick off with a stunning new car designed in collaboration with a legend.

TVR is aiming to be back on the market with an all-new, all-British model lineup within two years time.

British sports car brand TVR made headlines last week after an image on the brand’s retail site suggested it was returning to the U.K. 

TVR is making a comeback as its website is subtly hinting with the words “Roaring Back…” with a British flag prominently displayed.

Due to financial insolvency, Russian TVR owner, Nikolai Smolenski, split TVR into multiple entities in December, 2006. But now, the British sportscar company returns beginning with the launch of an all new website with a redesigned logo inspired by the original emblem from 1954.

We don’t know if he read Forbes’ list of worst cars for 2011. All we do know is that he’s made his own list, and that he is called the Stig.

That’s right, Top Gear’s ‘the Stig’ has released his list of the worst five cars he’s ever driven, with some shocking surprises and some rather obvious ones. The Stig in question here is the second Stig or the White Stig, Ben Collins, who joined the show in 2003 after the Black Stig was killed off and who left the show last year.

The list includes a total of five cars, two American, two Italian and even one from the UK. Hit the jump for a brief summary.

[Source: Drive.com.au]

Then, after a very successful run in the 1990s, the company was sold in 2004 to Nikolay Smolensky, a young Russian businessman with no previous experience at running a car company. As many predicted, the company went under in 2006, and while many attempts have been made to revive TVR, it still has not emerged from the ashes.

Legendary British sports car maker TVR is said to be preparing a return with an outrageously styled roadster packing Corvette power. TVR hasn’t made a car since 2006, when its Sagaris road car was one of the most fierce machines available for purchase, and the company is looking to resurrect their legacy under new ownership.