Eagle Low Drag Gt

The Jaguar E-Type is arguably the most beautiful car ever made. Now a British company named Eagle (worldwide leaders in Jaguar E-Type restoration) have dedicated themselves to building the ultimate 21st century GT car based on the iconic E-Type, and the result, from any angle, is stunning. The modern version is named Eagle Low Drag GT, it features an all aluminum lightweight body and is equipped with an almighty 4.7 liter aluminum inline-six engine delivering 346 hp, and sprinting to 60 mph in just 5 seconds, with a top speed of 170 mph. The Low Drag GT thankfully still maintains all of the classic characters of the original version, but has been brought up to modern standards, it has safety, comfort and performance upgrades such as air conditioning, electric power steering, and concealed GPS navigation. via watch the video

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