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Jaguar E-Type Coupè 2+2 I serie 4.2 1967 for sale

Jaguar E-Type Coupè 2+2 I serie 4.2 1967

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Jaguar E-Type Coupè 2+2 I serie 4.2

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The story

Our Jaguar E-Type represents the first evolution this model underwent within its first series. The engine was made more powerful by increasing the displacement to 4,200 cc, and our version is the 2+2 Coupé, characterised by a longer wheelbase, a greater height and, as a result, better roominess for driver and passengers. The car has an entirely Italian history and has been perfectly maintained; it presents in excellent condition, with a charming interior trimmed in black leather with red carpeting. Blessed with incredible charm, our example is in perfect working order and ready to use without any need for further work. Is it the fact that in its day it was considered a magnet for the opposite sex? Or the fact that the Commendatore himself, Enzo Ferrari, called it "the most beautiful car in the world"? Or perhaps its long, sinuous bonnet, which makes it the pride of every gentleman? Or the fact that it became synonymous with Great Britain in the Sixties, evoking images of long hair, miniskirts, fabulous music and free love? Or perhaps its extraordinary performance, allowing it to go from 0 to 60 in under 7 seconds and to reach a top speed of 240 km/h? Or, finally, the fact that it has been voted the sexiest car of all time countless times? If we have not already convinced you with these possible reasons, here are another 8 reasons to love the Jaguar E-Type. Sixty years ago, on 15 March 1961, the brand-new Jaguar E-Type was launched to the public at the Geneva Motor Show. Never before had a motor car caused such a stir. The order book was promptly filled, and only celebrities and racing drivers could get their hands on one of these models. Jaguar's founder, Sir William Lyons, was first and foremost a businessman, whereas Enzo Ferrari was perhaps more of a sportsman. Enzo Ferrari sold his cars to the public only to fund his hugely successful racing activities, while Lyons raced only to promote the quality and reliability of his road cars. The E-Type was originally conceived as a

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Anno1967

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8/14/2026

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Milano Classiche

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