Jaguar Just Built Two New E-Types—50 Years After Production Ended

The matching roadsters were built by the British marque's Classic division.

((The two E-Type Commemoratives, as the new cars are being called, were commissioned by an unnamed collector described as a “loyal, discerning client in Southeast Asia.” The vehicles were hand-built by the marque’s Classics team and aren’t restoration jobs. Instead, they’re new “Works Bespoke” builds based on one of the final Series III E-Types, the 1-of-50 Commemorative Edition, from 1974, but which features several nods to earlier iterations of the sports car (production of the sports car began in 1961).))

https://robbreport.com/motors/cars/jaguar-built-two-new-classic-e-type-examples-50-years-later-1235965147/#recipient_hashed=4b4f7783d00565412b32663f35eb8a69c327d395fe58624329553b3a516e07e7&recipient_salt=568e90b0e8437d13aa21cf7d6073aa07771a5d5b71546b41ce59165815d0ed78

I've often wondered why Jaguar didn't just keep building + improving the E-type, like Porsche did the 911.