Eagle Performance was an American automotive manufacturer based in Morristown, New Jersey, that operated around 1991. The company specialized in high-performance street cars, notably producing a replica of the 1985 Lola-Chevrolet Corvette GTP racing car.

The vehicles were constructed using a square tube frame and incorporated Corvette suspension components, paired with a DL transaxle. Engine options for the cars included a 5.7-liter Chevrolet V8 and the more powerful Eagle 10,184cc racing V8, which was capable of producing nearly 900 horsepower.

Eagle Performance offered its cars primarily in kit form, with prices starting at under $50,000. Fully assembled versions were available for approximately $130,000, and air-conditioning was offered as an optional feature. The company focused on delivering a blend of racing technology and street usability in its vehicles.