$1 4 Million Eadon Green Zeclat Coupe Exhaust Sounds!

Mainstream concepts are occasionally described as ‘divisive’, but British company Eadon Green – here for their second year – have raised the stakes on that term quite considerably. Perched somewhere between turning heads and stomachs was their second car the Zeclat, a 1930s-referencing coupé with a mildly Morganesque front end and a frankly psychedelic purple-to-orange flip/pearlescent paint job reminiscent of the more excessive days of fellow British marque TVR.

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Last year’s car, which we covered in some detail here, was an enormous luxury vehicle in a faux-vintage Rolls-Royce vein; vastly expensive to build, and of course to buy, so customers have been a little thin on the ground. This car, then, has downsized that formula, putting the 1930s Figoni & Falaschi-style body style on a modern Corvette chassis. And while it still retains some elements which are, to put it mildly, polarising, the new one has the great benefit of a less daunting presence.