Car
Year
Engine
BHP
Weight
0-60mph
Top speed
1961-1964
in-line six
265
1219kg
7.1
149
When it exploded onto the automotive landscape in 1961, the E-type effectively...
1964-1968
in-line six
265
1295kg
7.4
149
Never one to sit on its laurels, Jaguar continued to develop the E-type throughout...
1964-1968
in-line six
265
1410kg
7.4
139
Despite the additional torque from the 4.2-litre XK engine, 150mph remained...
1967-1970
in-line six
265
1295kg
7.4
149
The Series 1.5 was, as the name suggests, a bridge between the SI and S2. Only...
1961-1974
in-line six
265
1206kg
7.1
149
Although the E-type coupé was the fastest and most useful of the breed, it...
1971-1975
in-line six
265
1410kg
7.4
139
Walter Hassan, one of Britain’s pre-eminent post-war engineers, and mastermind...
1971-1975
V12
276
1499kg
6.4
146
Although it’s been criticised for being too much of a tourer, and not enough...
1966-1967
in-line six
256
1401kg
8.9
136
Despite its global success and ringing accolades, Jaguar knew that E-type sales...
1968-1970
in-line six
265
1401kg
8.9
137
With their uncovered headlamps and less desirable body shape, these 2+2s are...
1968-1970
in-line six
265
1407kg
7.1
150
Featuring all the changes made to the Roadsters, the main point of note about...
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