Hagerty Market Watch: the £550 Jaguar Mk2 In a quiet auction week, a Jaguar Mk2 in need of extensive restoration slipped through for £550 – and that typifies the way the model is overlooked in the market
Auto Royale announces headline class dedicated to Sir William Lyons and Jaguar XK The inaugural Auto Royale Concours d’Elegance celebrates several landmark Jaguar anniversaries with its headline William Lyons/Jaguar XK class. The display will feature 12 important classic Jaguars that will grace the lawns of Waddesdon Manor after spending decades away from the shores of Britain.
Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust celebrate 60 years of the E-type with special exhibition The Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust will launch a special exhibition dedicated to the Jaguar E-type at the British Motor Museum when it reopens on May 17.
Jaguar celebrates 60-years of the E-type with limited edition 60 Collection cars To celebrate the E-type’s diamond anniversary, Jaguar are set to launch 12 limited edition E-types based on the Geneva prototypes and 60 special F-type models.
Jaguar launches Le Mans winning 1953 C-type as continuation model To celebrate 70 years of the C-type, Jaguar is set to build eight new cars to the exact specification of the famous 1953 Le Mans winning race car
Monterey Auctions 2025 – an early look at California’s collector car sale extravaganza Monterey Auctions 2025 will soon be here – we take an early look at what Bonhams, Broad Arrow, Gooding Christie’s and RM Sotheby’s have to offer in California.
Villa d’Este 2025 sees Alfa Romeo P3 emerge victorious as BMW unveils three new releases Italy’s Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este 2025 sees Alfa Romeo take home overall honours, courtesy of a Scuderia Ferrari-raced Tipo B P3 from the Auriga Collection.
Ferraris hit mark at Broad Arrow Villa d’Este 2025, plus new high for Honda NSX-R Broad Arrow’s two sales at Villa d’Este 2025 also see the perils of no-reserve lots return after the previous week’s RM Milan auction. Has the allure gone?
Royal Tunbridge Wells Festival of Motoring marks 130 years since first British Motor Show The Royal Tunbridge Wells Festival of Motoring puts the Kent town back on the motoring map, 130 years after hosting Britain’s first motor show in October 1895.
