Hailed by some as the most beautiful car ever made, the E-Type usually commands a sky-high price. So what makes this Jaguar so (relatively) affordable?

The event was held at Aloki in Tejgaon, running across two days packed with machines that even the most seasoned enthusiasts would double-take at. From rows of Porsches and GTRs to vintage gems like ...

There are also thousands of pounds worth of parts invoices from Jaguar spares specialists. This E-Type makes for an eye catching sight. From a distance it looks picture perfect with its muscular ...

Explore ten classic cars from the Loch Lomond Collection, auctioned by H&H Classics on May 21st, with estimates up to GBP 160 ...

as well as the later 5.3-liter V12 models. It's not immediately clear if you could actually outright build a brand-new E-Type from the ground up, but you could get pretty close. Jaguar itself recently ...

Here's an affordable wave of exclusive Hot Wheels for your collection: as always, there are two ways to secure them, ...

Jaguar adopted the V12 early in 1971 under the stretched hood of the Jaguar E-Type series 3. Since we are going for affordability, we’ll have to end the E-Type talk right there. The good news is ...

Full Disclosure: Jaguar flew me to Miami, Florida to enjoy the Formula E race as its guest ... saw the ludicrously but effortlessly cool XJSC V12 Targa (below). Think of the XJ220 supercar ...

Most cars leave the market quietly, but some leave behind a legacy that enthusiasts can’t forget. There are a number of beloved cars that left us too soon.

and refine those original SS attributes into a design language unique to Jaguar. Through 40s and 50s icons like the XK120 and heartthrobs of the '60s ultra-beautiful E-Type, and the XJSs later on ...

If you worry that Britain no longer produces brilliant engineers of the Frank Whittle variety, meet Dr Tim Woolmer, and YASA.

Well, Porsche hasn’t yet released its all-electric Boxster yet and the Cyberster is simply a very different proposition. It’s not as dynamically accomplished (it is very heavy) but is a joy to rack up ...