When you can’t afford a Rolls Royce, there is Eadon Green
British company Eadon Green recently tookpart in the Geneva Motor Show with this sexy looking car that mimics the designof the classic Rolls Royce Dawn. Two years ago, the founder and owner of FelixEaton introduced a retro coupe called Black Cuillin. Power is delivered by anaturally aspirated V12 engine making [email protected] which propels Black Cuillinfrom 0-60mph in a respectable 5.4 seconds.
The exterior panels are made from carbonfiber and is combined with glass fiber and made to a total length from 5.3 to5.58 meters, which is roughly the length of the all new Rolls Royce Phantom.
This new 2019 project from this boutiqueBritish car manufacturer is called the ‘Eadon Green ZRR’. The Eadon Green ZRRis powered by a 6.6-liter which is a BMW powerplant that Rolls Royce uses. Inthe ZRR, it’s said to produce 601 metric horsepower and 620 lb-ft of torque.Wraith. This ZZR uses a number of Rolls-Royce elements like the front lights,hood, windshield frame and door to name a few, while the rest of the car has beensignificantly changed.
Eadon Green plans to produce his uniquecars in small numbers and on individual orders, but neither the price nor thedelivery terms have been announced, because the details are only discussed withreal customers who contact him directly.
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