Intended as replacements should the C-Type not quite be ready to take on Le Mans in 1951, these three cars would go on to race only later, one of them coming to be known as the fastest XK120 of ...

Amongst the XK120s, C-Types and D-Types on the grid at the 81st Members’ Meeting, there lurked a Jaguar rarer than them all – ...

The company is represented by a total of 27 vehicles from around the world, including an impressive 'works team' of classic XK120, C-type and D-type models supported by Jaguar Cars and the Jaguar ...

The new power plant also went on to major competition success, including 5 wins at le Mans in C and D types in the 1950's. The XK120 embodies the finest features of British styling and engineering ...

Jaguar was originally the model name of this elegant sports car from Sir William Lyons’s SS Cars, before the whole company ...