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If you watch the market, you have probably noted that Jaguar XKs are one of the hottest cars of any type. But did you ever stop to wonder why? Well, one drive of this fully restored 1959 Jaguar XK150 will clear everything up for you. They are valuable because they are just as nice to drive (especially at higher speeds) as they are to look at.

The XK150 was a slight evolution of the 140 and for many enthusiasts, it is a good blend of dramatic styling and comfort. For my money, the convertible might just be the prettiest of the three body styles, offering the awesome long nose, short deck that's just pure art in motion. The black paint complements it wonderfully, making this car look serious and mature, just the way a Jaguar should. Paint quality is good, befitting a car that will be more valuable next year than it is today, and there is no metallic in it, so it looks right on the vintage Sheetmetal. Panel fit on these cars was indifferent (they were hand-built, after all) but during the restoration they sorted all that out and it fits together quite nicely today. The chrome was also...

Considered by many to be one of the most beautiful-looking automobiles, as well as one of the top sports cars of the 1960's, the E-Type continues to be a bucket list car for quite a few folks. This one comes with a folio of receipts and documentation tracing much of its ownership history as well, including the Jaguar-Daimler Heritage Trust Certificate for this car. The sophisticated silver exterior on this one nicely harmonizes with its rich black leather interior, creating a timeless aesthetic that epitomizes the luxury and refinement synonymous with the Jaguar brand. Under the hood lies a potent 4. 2L I-6 engine, which delivers a seamless blend of power and performance, while emitting that classic dual cam Jaguar 6-cylinder sound. The 4-speed manual transmission shifts like butter, and provides an authentic driving experience that's sure to exhilarate and impress. This model comes equipped with an AM/FM/Cassette radio, providing you with a variety of entertainment options while keeping the vintage appeal intact. Its manual convertible top allows you to effortlessly transition from a closed cabin to open-air driving, just right for those sunny days when you want to feel the breeze in your hair. Safety is...

Rarely does an automobile come along as beautiful as the 1969 Jaguar E Type. So beautiful, in fact, that in 1961 when the car was first introduced, Enzo Ferrari exclaimed -it-s the most beautiful car ever made-. Gateway Classic Cars is very pleased to offer this 1969 Jaguar E Type for sale in it-s Indianapolis showroom. The E Type-s original 150 mph top speed, sub-7 second 0-60 mph acceleration, monocoque construction, disc brakes, rack and pinion steering, and independent front and rear suspension distinguished the car so much that it spurred industry-wide changes. Based on Jaguar-s D-Type racing car, which had won the 24 Hours of Lemans three consecutive years beginning in 1955. This Jaguar has been in the care of it-s current owner for the past 14 years, having only two other owners prior to 2004. Recent work includes; new alternator, radiator, tires, clutch, brake system, oil pan and valve cover gaskets. In addition, the car was repainted in 2017 at a cost exceeding $12,000. Equipped with the still functioning original am/fm radio, wire...

This beautiful Jaguar is Primrose Yellow with Black interior. It also has a Black convertible top. The XKE was manufactured between 1961 and 1975 Its combination of beauty, high performance, and competitive pricing established the model as an icon of the motoring world. This Jaguar underwent a minor restoration in 2007. It is equipped with a 4. 2 L engine and a manual transmission. The current owner is the second, and he has owned this beauty for over 40 years. His care for the car is obvious. Other equipment on the car includes AM FM radio...

The Jaguar XJ-S replaced the E-Type in 1975 and saw production through 1996. In 1991 the XJ-S would see some re-engineering and cosmetic updates and would be referred to now as the XJS. The Oyster painted exterior on this luxury grand tourer has a sophisticated metallic sheen that subtly steals your attention, and is beautifully contrasted by the darker power convertible top. Adding just the right touch are brilliant chrome trim and bumpers and new radial tires wrapped around the original factory wheels. A supple Magnolia leather interior again complements the exterior color styling, and is accented by Burled Elm wood inserts on the dashboard and doors. Mechanically the heart of this --91 XJS for sale is the 5. 3L V12 engine that delivers a smooth rush of power and is matched to a 4-speed automatic transmission. With just 6,652 actual miles, the car still begs to be driven. This XJS...