Quick post to let you guys know i'm still alive. Sorry for the inactivity as of late. I've been busy with essays and upcoming final exams for the first summer semester. After next week I should be posting a few times a week while preparing for my change of housing to Tampa. So.. yeah hope everyone is enjoying their summer so far.
The body resting above all those electrons is aluminum, with swan doors allowing entry to the leather-lined cabin.
The seats inside are fixed, with the steering wheel, instruments and pedals moving to accommodate the driver.
Three high-res TFT screens present driver information, with readouts and displays switchable between all of the screens.
The body looks much better from a top down view.
My only real problem with the car. The bumper is non-existent.
Jaguar has this to say about the genesis of the C-X75 Concept, "The aim was to produce not only the most innovative but also one of the most beautiful Jaguars ever; one which hints at an exciting evolution of the marque's award-winning design language while paying homage to some of its most admired cars of years gone by."
Unfortunately, the C-X75 Concept is just that, a concept. There are no plans to make it for the market.
With the turbine design and interior's uniqueness, The C-X75 has earned a place on my dream car list.
