Wheeler Dealers TVR Cerbera

[eldavo69]

I thought it was well known that in order to fit in with the filming schedules that cars were often "sold" to crew members and family stand ins if needed. Even when real people buy the cars, the deals are always done off camera first before Mike Brewer cracks out his geezerishness for the filming.

[Andy_Bangle]

I'd expect the same as dave, after all it's a TV entertainment show and not a car selling business. If I worked on a show like that and was given the chance to buy a 'tasty motor' (going all MB) then i'd snap their hand too.

[eldavo69]

Edd China's dad "bought" one of the cars once. He was a suspiciously tall bloke who looked just like an older Edd China funnily enough

[Luke]

It's all just for showing what cars are all about and what's involved when you buy one. The good and the bad. It's a great programme.

[Ian_C]

I've always fancied a Cerb, I actually had a Chimaera for a few days quite recently (for a story), a perfect-looking car from a very well known TVR specialist who shall remain nameless. It was such a disappointment, noisy but not that quick, dismal brakes, cr*p interior and really shoddy trim and finish.

Which engine?

[M8CKN]

I thought it was well known that in order to fit in with the filming schedules that cars were often "sold" to crew members and family stand ins if needed. Even when real people buy the cars, the deals are always done off camera first before Mike Brewer cracks out his geezerishness for the filming.

"Old yer aaanndd out, youv'e just bowt yoursewf a ......."

Then cue an exagerated handshake and a look down the camera

Reminds me of Cockney W***er from Viz

[Tipex]

That's what I like about it, proper cockney geezer flogging dodgy motors, and of course, some of the stuff Ed does is quite interesting.