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History:On the occasion of the Geneva Motor Show in March 1961, the new Jaguar Type E was the star and unleashed both the press and the enthusiastic public. Indeed, its low and racy line incorporates a hood of an unusual length while its chassis, derived from the competition, accommodates the brilliant 3.8-liter XK engine. In the b..

Spectacular condition 1994 Jaguar XJ220!Just released from a private collectionDriven only 1,199 miles (1,929km) from new!One of only 283 built!Desirable late production exampleOne of the most sought after color combinations of Le Mans Blue over Charcoal Grey leatherService including fuel cell bladders a..

A beautiful1948 Talbot Lago T26 Record Cabriolet d’Usinefor sale

• Rare and desirable T26 cabriolet d’Usine• Coil-sprung Talbot-Lago chassis with superb handling and road manners• Original factory-built convertible coachwork has been faithfully restored• Comprehensive restoration that presents beautifully1946 ..

1959 Jaguar XK150S RoadsterThe final iteration of the XK-series of sports cars arrived in 1957, bringing the most dramatic changes to the model range since the XK120 debuted nearly a decade prior. In an effort to both modernize the car and improve comfort and refinement, the new XK150 featured heavily revised styling with a higher ..

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTIONAn excellent first-time collector carDesirable manual-transmission exampleIntroduced in 1959, Jaguar’s Mark 2 was big step up over the Mark I. It offered revised front suspension geometry, a widened rear track, and four-wheel disc brakes. Ergonomic improvements were achieved by increasing..

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTIONConverted to Low-Drag Coupé specifications by RS PanelsFeatures a new Sigma (Peter Lander) racing engine with Crosthwait & Gardiner wide-angle cylinder head and C&G Dry SumpRegular entrant in vintage racing events including Le Mans Classic and the Spa Six HoursAccompanied by ..

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTIONRetained by Jaguar for press and development use; the 10th production E-Type Fixed Head CoupéFeatured in numerous publications including Quattroroute, Auto Motor und Sport, and Motoring NewsDriven by both Norman Dewis and Paul FréreAmongst the first E-Types without exterior bonnet lo..

Jaguar Mk II 3.8 Litre, year 1967.Colour pale green metallic combined with a suede green leather interior and matching carpet.Chassis number 22463X BW, engine number LE4026-X, body number S029978 – matching engine number (factory original).This magnificent Jaguar Mk II was sold new to the United States. The car was factory o..

Jaguar E-type V12 FHC 2+2, year 1971.Colour black combined with a black leather interior and black carpet.Chassis number 1S7070X BW, body number 4S5082X, engine number 7S1301SX, gearbox number 1035X, a Heritage certificate is present.This impressive Jaguar E-type V12 Coupe was sold new in New York, USA. The automobile was imported ..

The Jaguar XK120 is one of the greatest sports cars ever created and one of the most beautiful at that. Introduced at the Earls Court motor show in London in 1948, the XK120 caused an instant sensation. Orders rolling in at a very surprising rate, Jaguar had to think again about the XK120's method of construction. Originally created with a body ..