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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.
- 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...
- Jaguar Rumored To Tease E-type Successor With A New Concept At The Frankfurt Motor Show
Over the past few years, we've heard plenty of rumors concerning Jaguar's plans to build a spiritual successor to the famed E-type of the 1960s and 1970s. The latest word on the grapevine comes from British weekly magazine Autocar that claims...
- Jaguar Dismisses Bertone's B99 Sports Sedan Concept
One of the highlights of this year's Geneva Motor Show was the B99 design study for an entry-level Jaguar sedan by Bertone. The concept car was created independently by the Italian design house, without the involvement of Jaguar. Therefore, the B99...
- Jaguar’s Detroit C-xf Concept Leaks On The Web
As if it wouldn’t… Thanks to a Car & Driver subscriber how uploaded a couple of scanned pics from the 2007 February issue of the magazine we have the first full-blown images of Jag’s Detroit Show, C-XF concept that’ll base next...
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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. The malaise of the 1970s, the reliability woes of the ‘80s and the reheated design language of the ‘90s all placed a burden on the Big Cat.
Then, at the 2000 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), Jaguar unveiled the F-Type Concept to the world. And by God was it a stunner. The lines were simple yet provocative; the interior refreshingly Spartan and functional for a concept car.
Read more »- 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...
- Jaguar Rumored To Tease E-type Successor With A New Concept At The Frankfurt Motor Show
Over the past few years, we've heard plenty of rumors concerning Jaguar's plans to build a spiritual successor to the famed E-type of the 1960s and 1970s. The latest word on the grapevine comes from British weekly magazine Autocar that claims...
- Jaguar Dismisses Bertone's B99 Sports Sedan Concept
One of the highlights of this year's Geneva Motor Show was the B99 design study for an entry-level Jaguar sedan by Bertone. The concept car was created independently by the Italian design house, without the involvement of Jaguar. Therefore, the B99...
- Jaguar’s Detroit C-xf Concept Leaks On The Web
As if it wouldn’t… Thanks to a Car & Driver subscriber how uploaded a couple of scanned pics from the 2007 February issue of the magazine we have the first full-blown images of Jag’s Detroit Show, C-XF concept that’ll base next...