1991 JAGUAR XJ-S V12 CLASSIC COLLECTION CONVERTIBLE

After Jaguar’s utter dominance at the 24 Hours of Le Mans throughout the 1950s, engineers set about developing a production version of their champion racecars. The new car borrowed heavily from the venerated D-Type—Le Mans winner from 1955–57—including its monocoque construction. Revolutionary in its day, the aeronautically inspired design consisted…

Upon its release in 1961, the Jaguar E-Type was called “the most beautiful car in the world” by Enzo Ferrari, and it continues to stun today with its looks, style, and performance. With a top speed recorded at 150 mph and acceleration at a quick 0–60 in seven seconds, the…

Offering unbeatable looks and performance to match, the XK 120 was a true landmark for Jaguar, establishing its reputation for crafting some of the best all-purpose sports cars. Examples like this demonstrate why, over 70 years after its debut, interest in the model has not waned. After proving itself on…

A car Enzo Ferrari called “the most beautiful car ever made”, the Jaguar E-Type is considered by many to be one of the most gorgeous automobiles ever built. It took the automotive world by storm upon its unveiling at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show and continues to turn heads to…

The Jaguar XK120 Drophead Coupe was introduced in 1953 and combined the open-air allure of the roadster with the luxury of the fixed-head coupe. Only 1,769 of these drophead coupes were produced before production shifted to the XK140, making them the rarest of all XK120s, aside from the first limited…

Not long after World War II, Jaguar developed its first proprietary engine, a high-output, twin-cam, inline, six-cylinder called the XK. Company founder and guiding spirit Sir William Lyons penned an open two-seat sports model to showcase this exciting new powerplant. Dubbed the XK 120 after its claimed top speed of…

Jaguar’s stunning XK120 was a massively important car for both the marque and post-war Britain. Upon its introduction, the XK120 was the fastest car in the world and arguably the most beautiful. As a result, it put Jaguar firmly back on the map. After the model’s debut at the 1948…

William Lyons’ SS Cars Ltd. was renamed Jaguar Cars Ltd. following the end of World War II. Production resumed with a range of pre-war designs, which acted as a stop-gap measure pending the arrival of an entirely new generation of Jaguars. 1.5 Liter, 2.5, and 3.5-Liter motors were offered in…

A car Enzo Ferrari called “the most beautiful car ever made”, the Jaguar E-Type is considered by many to be one of the most gorgeous automobiles ever built. It took the automotive world by storm upon its unveiling at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show and still continues to turn heads…

As the planned new saloon body was not ready for the 1948 Earls Court Motor Show, contemporary Jaguar management decided that the new XK engine would instead be launched in a roadster, the XK 120. Boasting a 3.4-litre, twin-cam inline-six-cylinder engine that made for 160 bhp, the XK 120 could…

A car Enzo Ferrari called “the most beautiful car ever made”, the Jaguar E-Type is considered by many to be one of the most gorgeous automobiles ever built. It took the automotive world by storm upon its unveiling at the 1961 Geneva Motor Show and continues to turn heads to…

Jaguar’s stunning XK120 was a massively important car for both the marque and post-war Britain. Upon its introduction, the XK120 was the fastest car in the world and arguably the most beautiful. As a result, it put Jaguar firmly back on the map. After the model’s debut at the 1948…

The spectacular 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series I 4.2 Roadster featured here is finished in stunning Carmen Red over a black leather interior and matching folding convertible top. Just released from over 30 years of collector ownership, this E-Type Series I 4.2 Roadster is arguably the finest example in the world….

Considered by many to be the quintessential British Sports Car, the Jaguar E-Type’s unveiling in 1961 caused a sensation both with the press and in the public eye. Admirers came from all walks of life; even Enzo Ferrari referred to it as “the most beautiful car ever made”. Beneath its…

The year of 1974 was the end of the road for the Jaguar E-Type. Perhaps the most celebrated car to carry the Jaguar name, the E-Type remained elegant, sophisticated, and sporting throughout its production run. The Series 3 V-12 models were touted as being wonderful grand tourers, capable of cruising…

Considered by many to be the quintessential British Sports Car, the Jaguar E-Type’s unveiling in 1961 caused a sensation both with the press and in the public eye. Admirers came from all walks of life; even Enzo Ferrari referred to it as “the most beautiful car ever made”. Beneath its…