Britain is the home to many exquisite sports cars, and the TVR is one of them. This company manufactured lightweight sport cars with powerful engines, making them very desirable. The company brings with them a long history of car manufacturing that traces back to late 1940s.

The TVR S Series was announced at the 1986 British International Motor Show. Due to an immense response in a positive light, the S Series went into production in less than 12 months, with 250 pre-manufacture orders. This represented Peter Wheeler's first major development since buying the company from Martin Lilley, and the turning point in the fortunes of TVR.

The exterior of this right-hand drive Series S TVR is shown beautifully in a copper shade of paint with a chocolate-toned convertible top and polished factory wheels. Powering the car is an electronic fuel-injected V-6 engine connected to a manual gearbox with a well-positioned shift lever. The interior is luxuriously fashioned with tan leather interior with chocolate piping, complete instrumentation, bucket seats and cassette player. The layout features a beautifully contoured dasboard that will certainly stand apart in design application. Between 1986 and 1994, it is stated in various sources that 2,604 S Series cars were made in total.