Look past the American styling and this well-equipped Japanese contender was a credible alternative to Ford, Vauxhall and ...

Considered one of the nation's leading authorities on classic Jaguar valuations, both the E-type and the XK150 type, Dusty Cars helps owners understand what their Jaguar is worth and potentially ...

The cars on offer include a 1930s Rolls-Royce worth £26,000, a 1959 Jaguar XK150 for £50,000 and a 1970 Ford Cortina Lotus Mk II, which will sell for £30,000. He is also selling more ...

The pretty XK150 was available in fixed-head coupé and ... The swinging Sixties had arrived and the world was moving on. Fortunately, so was Jaguar. It’s easy to see why the XK is now a highly ...

Certainly, the Jaguar Type 00 eschews its past design glories ... This basic design persisted through the XK140 and XK150 models. But the XK150’s replacement looked nothing like it.

It was announced this week that Jaguar has produced its last F-Type, thus ending the company's run of sports cars. Today's Nice Price of No Dice XK150 goes back almost to the beginning of that run.

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Jaguar Classic reintroduced its venerable 3.8-liter XK engine block in 2020 to keep those luscious vintage Jags humming on the road. For about $15,000, the XK engine block is good for the XK 150 ...

A CLASSIC Jaguar that's covered in rust is set to sell for £80,000 despite being completely undriveable. The 1959 XK150 Roadster was an icon of post-war Britain but is in a sorry state today.

Developed by the William Munger "Bill" Heynes, the man who led the engineering of every single Jaguar from 1935 to 1970, the straight-six engine in the XK150 cranks out 190 horsepower in its most ...

This, of course, indicates that a Jaguar with the optional 3.54 ratio ... As is well known, the engine is the same unit as used last year in the XK-150-S model. In 13 years of develop­ment ...