A turning point for the brand, the TVR Cerbera was the first model with its own powerful AJP8 V8 or Speed Six engines. It's a lightweight, analogue 2+2 coupe highly sought-after by enthusiasts for its extreme performance.
Typical sold price of a TVR Cerbera ranges from $17,261 to $50,561, based on 26 sales tracked on Hypercars.
The TVR Cerbera, produced from 1996 to 2006, marked a major turning point for the British manufacturer. It was the company's first hard-top, its first 2+2, and crucially, the first model to feature TVR's own engine designs. Power came from either the AJP8, a 4.2L or 4.5L flat-plane crank V8, or the later Speed Six inline-6, cementing the Cerbera's place as a truly independent TVR creation.
Enthusiasts prize the Cerbera for its extreme performance and analogue character. Weighing just over 1,100 kg and lacking any driver aids like ABS or traction control, it offers a visceral connection to the road. Its distinctive fiberglass body and the aggressive soundtrack of the AJP8 V8 make it a standout. With early models now old enough for US import, the market is seeing a small but dedicated following, with prices reflecting the car's unique blend of British eccentricity and raw power.
Based on recent sales, prices range from $17,597 to $56,250, with an average of $38,288.
26 TVR Cerbera vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars. Sold prices range from $15,250 to $56,250.
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Based on 26 sales tracked on Hypercars, TVR Cerbera prices typically range from $17,261 to $50,561.