It was driven by a legend, but could this E-Type actually be a steal?

Jaguar has restored a 1968 E-Type roadster with a futuristic difference, powered by an advanced electric drivetrain that fits in place of the original engine and transmission

Buyer at Barons gets crates of parts, a chassis and body panels

While not as evocative in design, the Series 2 E-type delivers essentially the same driving experience as the earlier model

Rare (1 of 2) Frisky Prince three-wheelers also available at annual Christmas Classic sale

Thought to have disappeared more than 30 years ago, the first left-hand drive 1971 Jaguar E-type 2+2 is on the docket for H&H Classics auction

A one-owner 1969 Jaguar E-type 4.2 2+2 driven only 1,733 miles since purchase is headed to auction, and H&H Classics thinks it could be the lowest mileage E-type in the world.

here are so many specialty skills that go into a professional classic car restoration.

Britain’s Motor Sport magazine stages its Hall of Fame awards June 6 at the Royal Automobile Club Woodcote Park in Surrey, and H&H Classics will stage a collector car auction

The Jaguar E-type Lightweight that Briggs Cunningham’s team raced at Le Mans, Road America and Bridgehampton in 1963 will be offered up for bidding August 18