JAGUAR HERITAGE

Maintaining Jaguar’s outstanding collection of landmark vehicles and providing documentation along with other research.

The 6 Lightweight E-type cars are the first recreations built at the Jaguar Heritage Workshop and complete the original.

Jaguar owns over 500 classic British cars, acquired in 2014. These include 130 Jaguar cars, dating back to the early days of the Swallow Side Car Company.

The Jaguar name was introduced based on the stylish Sedan models, which featured four doors for the first time. The thought was that the cars were revolutionized so the company name should be also.

Designed by founder Sir William Lyons, the Jaguar XK120 was an instant sensation. Reaching speeds of 133 mph, the XK120 became the world’s fastest production car.

The beautiful, sleek C-Type was inspired by the principles of aerodynamics. Originally named the XK120C, the C-Type boasted a 25% reduction in weight from the XK120, and was declared a success at its debut in Le Mans by placing 1st in the coveted 24-hour race.

One of the first vehicles to feature a unibody structure, the Jaguar D-Type is considered one of the most beautiful cars in racing history. With a unique stable wing designed by Malcolm Sayers, the D-Type took home first place at Le Mans 3 years in a row, most notably in 1957 when it won five of the top six places, including 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd.

Considered one of the most beautiful cars of all time, the iconic E-type caused a sensation when introduced at the Geneva Motor Show. Touted by Enzo Ferrari as "the most beautiful car ever made," the sleek design exudes timeless elegance, strength and beauty.