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2023 F-Pace SVR Edition 1988
Before Jaguar goes all-electric in 2025, they want to go out with a bang. The 2023 F-Pace SVR Edition 1988 is potent, purple, and purposeful. The special SVR is a tribute to the group’s 24 Hours of Le Mans victory in 1988 where the team's XJR-9LM beat out the Porsche…
1991 Jaguar XJR-15 Goes to Auction
A modern Jaguar F-Type is a head-turner, but the rare street-legal version of a Jaguar race car is something else entirely. Based on the Group C Sports-Prototype XJR-9, the Jaguar XJR-15 is a sight to behold. Crafted in carbon kevlar, the XJR-15 was created to be a road-going supercar with…
1990 PBB Design Jaguar XJR-S V12 “Monaco”
If you happen to get your hands on this rare Jaguar XJR-S V12 “Monaco”, count on just about everyone to stare and wonder what in the hell you're driving. Only 12 of them were made by PBB Design as a high-performance version of the somewhat derided Jaguar XJS coupe. The…
Jaguar 70-Edition Continuation C-Types
What's better than an original Jaguar C-Type in mint condition? Not much, but these two continuation cars from the brand are the stunning result of 3,000 hours each of painstaking and meticulous work. These racers were known for winning Le Mans in 1953. Clad in gorgeous paint colors and hand-crafted…
Bremont Jaguar C-Type
Bremont celebrates the the famous Jag C-Type (aka, XK120-C) race car with its new timepiece, simply called the Jaguar C-Type. The sporty chronograph has both classic and modern styling cues and a prominent 43mm case size. It's powered by a 42-hour power reserve Calibre 13 BE-50AV automatic movement mated to…
Steve McQueen’s 1970 Jaguar E-Type
The King of Cool was more than just a screen icon. Apparently, he was also a pretty generous dude as exemplified by this gorgeous Jag XKE roadster gifted to the chef on the set of the famous 1971 movie Le Mans. The chef, Fredy Zurbrügg has kept the car for…
The Jaguar Book by René Staud
If modern Jaguars just aren't your thing, all you have to do is turn to the brand's illustrious and stunning past. René Staud recently released his latest book, and it's all about the leaping cat brand's past. On the cover is a pristine white XK120 roadster, but that's just the…
1963 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Continuation Auction
While everyone reading this is likely to have a different favorite car of all time, it's hard to argue with Enzo Ferrari's statement that the 60's Jaguar E-Type is "the most beautiful car ever made." The lines are unmatched even with modern production, it's one of the most iconic cars…
E-Type UK Unleashed Series 3
What Enzo Ferrari called "the most beautiful car ever made" has been reinterpreted by E-Type UK's new Unleashed division. They took the Jaguar E-Type Series 3 and gave it a thorough resto-mod that's as powerful as it is stunning. The big V12 engine has been reworked to deliver 400 horsepower,…
Series 1 Jaguar E-Type by Helm and Bill Amberg
Enzo Ferrari was no idiot. Not just because he built one of the most iconic automotive marques on the planet but also because he recognized great design. Case in point, the Jaguar E-Type, to which he referred as "the most beautiful car in the world." Gaze upon one today, against…
Jaguar Is Celebrating Their 1951 Le Mans Win With a Few New C-Types
In 1951, Peters Walker and Whitehead won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in a Jaguar C-type, the first win for what would go on to develop into one of the most famed racing marquees. In honor of the 70th anniversary of that win, Jaguar is pulling out all the…
1955 Jaguar D-Type
If it's good enough for Steve McQueen, a vintage racing Jag should be good enough for the rest of us (even if it's painted red instead of British Racing Green, a hue it once possessed but has since returned to its original red). This particular one will go under the…
Jaguar Vision Gran Turismo SV
Is this art imitating life, or vice versa? We're not quite sure. The Vision Gran Turismo SV is drivable, as long as you're playing Gran Turismo on your Playstation. But it's also an actual full-scale model (not drivable). This new electric hypercar is the stuff of dreams with its slippery…
1965 Jaguar E-Type Series I Coupe
Modern Jaguars are excellent cars (damn the reliability!), but our hearts belong to the original Jag icon, the E-Type. This one is from 1965 and now up for sale. It has been restored to show condition and clad in dark blue over tan. Everything from the glorious paint to the…
Eagle Lightweight GT Jaguar E-Type
There will never be another Jaguar E-Type, and the design of the low slung sports coupe/roadster will forever remain in the pantheon of iconic automotive design. That is, unless it's handmade homage like the Eagle Lightweight GT. The company took the Series 1 E-Type and crafted each piece of the…
