Jaguar E-Type Goes Green, Silent, And Still Stunning With Reversible EV Conversion Kit The zero-emissions classic E-Type is lighter than the ICE-powered original, despite the integration of the ...

An "E-Type 60" logo features on numerous parts of the interior and exterior, while the horn button dons a 24-karat gold finish. Jaguar didn't say how much the pair costs, but if you have to ask ...

On the narrow, hedge-lined lanes close to E-Type UK, that might be a cause for concern, but the Jaguar’s slim hips glide past oncoming SUVs. Cars of the 1960s just feel right-sized for British ...

ECD's resto-modded Jaguar E-Type blends classic style with modern power. A 460-hp GM LT1 V-8 and luxe upgrades make it a stunning daily driver.

Jaguar’s E-Type has been a showstopper from the start. Specifically the 1961 Geneva International Motor Show, when Jaguar took the wraps off its coupe and convertible concepts.

The exclusive Jaguar Classic E‑Type Commemorative series marks the sad moment when manufacturing of the iconic nameplate ceased in 1974. Don't be too glad to see it, though, as only two examples ...

Jaguar Celebrates the E-Type's 60th Anniversary With Six Restored Pairs: Each pair consists of a 9600 HP and 77 RW.

Prices for standard examples of Jaguar Classic-restored Reborn E-Types typically start from £295,000 ($410,000), for a 4.2-liter left-hand-drive coupe.

The E.C.D. E-Type takes the classic Jaguar sports car and, over the course of around 2,200 hours, painstakingly restores it, with a choice of an original engine, the LT1 from a modern Corvette, or ...