Cars
What many of us would do to own a classic sports car like the Jaguar E-Type, yet some people have these models locked up, rotting in barns literally for decades - can you believe that? This royal-blue 1961 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 (Chassis 40) was abandoned in a barn in 1974 where it stayed until it was discovered by the Coys Auction house in France last month Read more »
- Jaguar To Show Unique Version Of The F-type At Goodwood
Britain's Jaguar will use the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed to premiere an “unique version of Jaguar F-Type convertible sports carâ€. While some may be tempted to think Jaguar will finally display the F-Type Coupe at the Goodwood...
- New Jaguar F-type Meets Classic E-type At Lord Mayor’s Show In London
While not a direct successor of the E-Type, Jaguar fashions the F-Type as a descendant of its most recognized sports car that was built between 1961 and 1974, something the British carmaker tries to bring up whenever the conversation revolves around...
- Watch And Hear Jaguar's Upcoming Two-seater F-type Roadster On The Road
As pointed out in the video by former F1 driver and commentator Martin Brundle, it's been a long time since Jaguar had a new two-seater sports car in its range – more than 50 years if you start counting from the presentation of the legendary...
- They Should Have Built It: 2000 Jaguar F-type Concept
With the E-Type of 1961, Jaguar was back in a big way. Essentially a spiritual successor to the legendary XK120 of the 1940s and ‘50s, the E-Type had everything going for it: looks, performance and price. Since then, much has changed for the brand....
- 30 Stunning Classic Jaguar Desktop Wallpapers
This lad has always had a soft spot for classic Jags, be they thoroughbred sportscars like the XJ220 and C-Type or luxury saloons such as the 1960s S-Type and the XJ6. Sure they weren't the best driving cars in the world neither the most reliable,...
Cars
Jaguar E-Type Coupe and XK120 Found Resting in Barns
What many of us would do to own a classic sports car like the Jaguar E-Type, yet some people have these models locked up, rotting in barns literally for decades - can you believe that? This royal-blue 1961 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 (Chassis 40) was abandoned in a barn in 1974 where it stayed until it was discovered by the Coys Auction house in France last month Read more »
- Jaguar To Show Unique Version Of The F-type At Goodwood
Britain's Jaguar will use the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed to premiere an “unique version of Jaguar F-Type convertible sports carâ€. While some may be tempted to think Jaguar will finally display the F-Type Coupe at the Goodwood...
- New Jaguar F-type Meets Classic E-type At Lord Mayor’s Show In London
While not a direct successor of the E-Type, Jaguar fashions the F-Type as a descendant of its most recognized sports car that was built between 1961 and 1974, something the British carmaker tries to bring up whenever the conversation revolves around...
- Watch And Hear Jaguar's Upcoming Two-seater F-type Roadster On The Road
As pointed out in the video by former F1 driver and commentator Martin Brundle, it's been a long time since Jaguar had a new two-seater sports car in its range – more than 50 years if you start counting from the presentation of the legendary...
- They Should Have Built It: 2000 Jaguar F-type Concept
With the E-Type of 1961, Jaguar was back in a big way. Essentially a spiritual successor to the legendary XK120 of the 1940s and ‘50s, the E-Type had everything going for it: looks, performance and price. Since then, much has changed for the brand....
- 30 Stunning Classic Jaguar Desktop Wallpapers
This lad has always had a soft spot for classic Jags, be they thoroughbred sportscars like the XJ220 and C-Type or luxury saloons such as the 1960s S-Type and the XJ6. Sure they weren't the best driving cars in the world neither the most reliable,...