The cars were built by the Jaguar Classic department, and are known as the E-Type Commemorative cars. The name and design are a nod to the 50 final Commemorative Editions built in 1974 ...

The Jaguar E-Type is regarded as one of the most beautiful cars ever made, and the British brand has restarted production – albeit briefly – of its classic convertible. More than 50 years after the ...

As a Barça fan myself, it hits your pride, and honestly, we were eager to get one back. And what better way to do it than here, with our fans, who are the ones that deserve it the most.” ...

Inside, the team at Jaguar has fitted Bridge of Weir tan leather seats with matching black-and-tan leather trim. These seats were hand-stitched and woven at Jaguar's trim shop, and are the first ...

It’s fighting to stay relevant to new-vehicle buyers in the United States, but British automaker Jaguar has two guaranteed sales in its books after reviving the classic E-Type convertible.

Jaguar Classic introduced a special pair of E-Types, adorned by bespoke jewellery. Unlike previous builds that were restored to perfection, these were made from scratch, celebrating 50 years from ...

The two E-Type Commemoratives, as the new cars are being called, were commissioned by an unnamed ... of the sports car began in 1961). The Jaguar Classic E-Type Commemorative in Opal Black Jaguar ...

The engine is Jaguar’s classic 3.8-litre six, yes, but the four-speed manual has been ditched for a more-current five-speed, and the carbs have been swapped out for electronic fuel injection for ...

Jaguar will soon pare down its range to a single model, the F-Pace, and its next-generation cars are a few years away from hitting showrooms. Instead of showing us what’s next, the British firm took a ...

A decade-and-half later, his wish was granted at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds, where 60,000 fellow time-travelers flocked to massive emo and pop punk gathering When We Were Young to spend 10 ...

Some fans who attended the 2024 edition of the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas over the weekend are spotting some spelling errors in the band names listed on their newly-purchased merch.

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