Last year the British automaker Jaguar unveiled the concept car C-X75. The British luxury car manufacturer announced that it would indeed produce the C-X75 . There will only be 250 limited edition vehicles produced, with the majority of them packing a turbo charged hybrid 4 cylinder motor. It looks like Jaguar will be staying true to the original concept though, with a select handful of these packing micro-turbines to power the rear while drive rocket. In addition to the electric power put off by the hybrid motor, the turbines will each pump out 95 horsepower helping this vehicle reach 60 miles per hour from a standstill in just 3 seconds flat. The super car will be offered in both left and right-hand-drive versions, meaning that it will be available in markets all over the world. In addition to that, the CX-75 will be highly personalized, meaning that customers will have the possibility to choose any color and interior finish. If you’re looking for high quality car insurance then you should check out renew car insurance.
JJEF
May 5th
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THEY CANCELLED PRODUCTION,, and ADMITTED They would NEVER have built it anyway nor how…Typical
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March 11th
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It’s amazing and very very nice carrrrr..
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October 14th
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i love it. this is my dream car.
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Pete
August 6th
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What an awesome piece of design and engineering! This is a glimpse of the future of automobiles, would I buy one… hell yes!
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July 17th
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great tips. i remember these fondly when gas was a dollar a gallon. i think that we probably shouldn’t fall back on these, but i think everyone will adopt a few of them Thanx admin
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Andy C
June 30th
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i would buy one of these, but after the xj220 pre order sales mess and engine bait and switch, no thanks . . . still maybe as a gift 
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Dave
November 17th
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“I would buy one of these.” Ha Ha…sure you would…sure you would.
I do have to totally agree with you on the XJ220 engine Bait and Switch though. I hate it when I put a deposit down and end-up with a product that is better in every conceivable way than what I thought I was getting.
Because who in their right mind wants a pure racing engine from a Group C car (that was itself based on the Cosworth F1 motor) that makes more power, and is lighter than the originally-proposed boat-anchor V-12?
You sir, sound like you’d be perfectly happy in a 1980 Oldsmobile 98 Diesel: The engine alone weighs about 700lbs and makes a staggering 85 bhp…you should be right at home.
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