Dodgy dash and steering wheel.
That bit just behind the front wheels looks a bit unresolved
Looks lovely - although justifying that price might be hard. Eagle E Type looks cheap in comparison.

Mostly though - WHY would you have an auto in this type of car? It's a (very) rich man's plaything. For sunny days on clear roads. It just looks *wrong* in the interior, even as a modern re-interpretation (and yes I know there were plenty of E Type autos, but they're not the ones most dream about).

Overall, a very lovely shape. But as with so many things, the devil is in the detail. The name is appalling, I'd have it deleted from everywhere and call it whatever I wanted. Dash in brushed aluminium, and the area behind the front wheels needs reworking, it looks very messy and unnecessary.

Other than that, it looks fab.

I thought the same, that Jag had really missed a trick that they had not come up with something like this during the last twenty years, then soon realised that they would be slated if they had. Had the X-type and S-type not been made many many people would have looked at the concepts and thought why on earth didn't they make them... of course they did and everyone was underwhelmed. I notice the XJS gets slated in some parts too as a huge disappointment when it came out....not according to a certain gentleman's magazine that I was reading a review in from 1976, it was the E type that was seen as old fashioned....

I will upset quite a few with this post, also declare an interest as long term jaguar owner of various cars.
Clearly the designers do not have sufficient imagination to create their own design format but need to crib a 50 year old design.
The name crib is an insult to the late m.d. of Jaguar Cars (pre Ford/Tata etc)
The front and rear aspects of car are not in balance and the slots in wings (cooling or fashion) do nothing to enhance the car design.
The interior design elements are part copied from the series 1 3.8, ie aluminium which reflects the sun very badly.
Dont like faked wire wheels, either do the job properly or get into the wheel specialists for advice.
Price is ludicrous, and I doubt it will ever be made, however that maybe wrong and some lottery winners or russians etc may have to have one.
Just my opinion, I am old and have owned and driven lots of fine cars, but thankfully this would never be one of them.
Retires to bed with horlicks now, wearing crash helmet and flameproof suit.

That's pretty much purrfection (see what I did there?) on 4 wheels.

Beautiful. Now build it, please

Wow, that looks so stunning, would have this over the lyonheart anyday.

Probably one of the most gorgeous cars ever made? I bet they manage to shift all 50 quite easily.

If I were lucky enough to be buying a tweaked e type then I know where my money would go! This ones sold and god knows for how much but I'm sure £400k would buy a very nice racer.

http://www.fiskens.com/pages/showroom/model.aspx?p...

So very nearly there. Could have been a VERY lovely thing.

Agree with others though that:

Side vents awful and unnecessary
One too many logos and badges on the nose/grill
Headlamps just not sympathetic to the rest of the design ... too sharped edged ... need to be more rounded
The name is just so ... well .... kitsch ..... needs to be something better and more straightforward

Absolutely nothing wrong with the wheels ...... remind me of Borrani wires ..... bloody gorgeous!

Still wouldn't say no as it is though!

i remember this from last year and thought it was the best looking car id ever seen, never seen so many positive comments before about a car on here before either!!!!