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In 1961, Sir Williams Lyons released a 'cornerstone' product which would be the most exciting Jaguar since the XK120. First previewed at the Parc des Eaux Vives, and later launched at the Geneva Auto Show, the breathtaking E-Type was highly desired among the press. The cars styling, clearly influenced by Jaguar's motor sport products, combined with sporting performance and an affordable price to give the E-Type huge appeal. It became Jaguar's leading product, with almost 5000 examples being made each year.

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1970 Jaguar XKE Convertible - did not sell for $70,000 1970 Jaguar XK E-Type Roadster. 4.2 L twin cam. Triple SU carburetors. Factory air conditioning. JCNA National champion scoring 99.95 points. JCNA cup included with the sale. Jaguar-Daimler heritage trust certified. Rare color combination. The series II E-type classic styling and design that is unmistakable and is recognized as one of the finest Roadsters ever built with added design features over its series I predecessor. This Roadster wa... more
Gallery: 2011 Monterey Daytime Auction by Mecum

1969 Jaguar XKE Series II Roadster - did not sell for $80,000 This XKE was purchased from a long time Jaguar owner and with its low original mileage and originality. Shortly after being purchased, it received a restoration by Jaguar professionals Classic Showcase. During the restoration process, the car received a complete repaint, wet sand and buff. The interior was freshened up with new vinyl and leather as needed. The original Stromberg carburetors were rebuilt and major tune-up and full serviced. ... more
Gallery: 2011 Monterey Daytime Auction by Mecum

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