1965 Jaguar E-Type Series 1
Jaguar introduced the E-Type in 1961 – It was a car with sweeping lines that was faster than any contemporary road-going Ferrari at half…
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Costin Jaguar Sports Racer
The history of this Costin Jaguar is quite remarkable, it’s the only one that was ever made and it essentially started life as two…
Jaguar Mark II – The Original Gentleman’s Getaway Car
The Jaguar Mark II is most famous for its use in bank robberies across the United Kingdom, the 3.8 litre Mark II was the…
Jaguar XJR-9 Poster
Heritage Racing is a boutique racing art company run by the father and son team of Jeff and Casey Maciejewski, all of their work…
Bremont Jaguar
Bremont and Jaguar are both quintessentially British companies with a history of working together, when Jaguar recently restarted the E-Type production line to produce…
Jaguar XK120 Supersonic by Ghia
In 1953 the Italian designer Giovanni Savonuzzi created a one-off Alfa Romeo that was destined to race in the Mille Miglia of the same…
Jaguar E-Type Series 1
The first Jaguar E-Type has since become known as the Series 1, to distinguish it from the latter Series 2 and Series 3. Of…
Jaguar D-Type
The D-Type Jaguar is an excellent example of what happens when you take an aeronautical engineer and have him design you a racing car….
Jaguar E-Type ‘Evolution’ Roadster
There’s not a lot that can be written about the Jaguar E-Type that hasn’t already been said a thousand times by a thousand different…
Martin Brundle’s Eagle E-Type
For those of you who watch Formula 1, Martin Brundle needs no introduction. The former Formula 1 driver is now the lead commentator on…
The Eagle E-Type Low Drag GT
When it comes to classic British automobiles, I think it’s probably safe to consider the E-Type king of the hill. In fact, one could…
1951 Jaguar XK120 3.8 Litre Competition Roadster
You might be forgiven for believing that we’ve gone slightly Jaguar-mad this month at Silodrome, we featured a D-Type and an E-Type last week…