Chinese car producer Eagle exposed on a car salon in Shanghai an unusual sports electric car that got some attention there.

It wasn't so much about its performance, as it was because of its design.

If you think that you see two and not only one car, you might be right.

The car's front side looks like Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, while the side and the back part of the vehicle looks like Porsche Cayman.

If you take a look at the hood, you might see that designeres liked Porsche's logo than Ferrari's horse.

Unlike the cars that served as inspiration to the constructors, this mix uses electricity to move, and the producer claims that it goes from 0 to 100km/h in less than 5 seconds. 

Now, I will say few things about buying unknown vehicles versus buying well known, branded cars, and generally, all other things. 

Yes, sometimes, it might seem that you will get more by buying some unknown brand, like the situation if you bought Eagle car. It is probably a way cheaper than any of the cars they used as inspiration for this model. But, there are things that you pay when you buy well known brands and which aren't included in any agreement. For example, if you buy a Porsche, there is a network of representatives and services all around the world that might help you fix your car or solve any problem regarding the car. On the other side, there are unbranded cars and probably, if you buy some of them, you might not have the appropriate service in your country, maybe in this case, even on the continent. Also, parts. When buying a car like this, you might want to also buy some spare parts, because if something gets broken, you will have to go to the producer and ask them if they can give it to you. 

So, when buying a car, or anything that you would like to use for a longer period of time, you might want to consider other things except performance and price.