The Jaguar C-X75 Is Finally a Street-Legal Supercar
The Jaguar C-X75 Is Finally a Street-Legal Supercar The Jaguar C-X75 Is Finally a Street-Legal Supercar Jaguar's supercar that never came to be, the C-X75, made its debut as a concept at the 2010 Paris Motor Show. Plans for a production version were quickly announced but later shelved due to the global recession. However, the C-X75's story didn't end there. This stunning coupe found new life as the villain's car in the 2015 James Bond film Spectre , and earlier this year, its designer unveiled a street-legal conversion. Now, Ian Callum has completed another transformation. Like its predecessor, this car is one of seven stunt vehicles created by Williams Advanced Engineering for the 24th James Bond film. Following production, four prototypes were sold to private collectors. Callum's design firm recently had the chance to revisit another of these rare vehicles, having previously converted chassis 007 into a roadworthy masterpiece. This time, the focus was on chassis 0...