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The British automobile company Jaguar was founded by William Lyons and William Walmsey in 1922. The company's original name at that time was "Standard Swallow" or "Swallow Sidecar Company", abbreviated as "SS". After the 2nd World War it was then renamed as Jaguar.

The history of Jaguar

The carmaker Jaguar started out in Blackpool producing sidecars for motorcycles. In order to enter the automotive industry, a two-seater body was developed in 1927, which was designed by William Lyons for the Austin Seven. After the company moved to Coventry in 1928, it built its first own designs in 1931, the SS1 and SS2. In 1935, with the production of the SS90, the name "Jaguar" was utilised for the first time in order to designate a car model. The number is meant to indicate the maximum speed in miles. The famous Jaguar symbol was present for the first time on this model. With the successor, the SS100, the company celebrated its foothold in the automotive industry due to the very low prices and the racing successes.

The most important models

The following models impressed with their unique elegance. Due to its many racing successes, Jaguar also strengthened its sporty image within the industry. After a fire in 1956, the entire production areas were destroyed, but were successfully rebuilt. In 1959 they conquered the American market with the luxuriously equipped Jaguar MK II. Thanks to the Jaguar E-Type and the legendary models Jaguar MK II and SS100, Jaguar is still a very famous brand.

The logo

Since 1935 the logo is present on all of Jaguars models, and symbolises power, elegance and dynamism. Later Jaguar models are equipped with a hood ornament of the famous predatory cat.

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1951 | Jaguar XK 120 OTS

1951 JAGUAR XK120 LE MANS COMPETITION ROADSTER 'AEN 546'

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1976 | Jaguar XJ-S

1976 JAGUAR XJS V12 'GROUP 44' TRANS AM - EX-BOB TULLIUS 1977 TRANS AM CHAMP

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1938 | Jaguar SS 100 2.5 Litre

1938 Jaguar SS 2 ½ Litre DHC '38

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Jaguar Mark IV 3.5 Limousine 1946
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1960 | Jaguar Mk IX

MK IX / MK 9 3,8 Liter Limousine

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1965 | Jaguar E-Type 4.2

Jaguar E-Type 4.2 Roadster (RHD)

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1959 | Jaguar XK 150 OTS

XK 150 Cabriolet

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1955 | Jaguar Mk VII M

Jaguar Mk VII M (RHD)

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1974 | Jaguar E-Type V12

Jaguar E-type V12 Series 3 Convertible Manual gearbox, Factory AC!, Original and unrestored condition, Accompanied by the original sales-invoice and other documents, It is becoming increasingly difficult to find this originality

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Jaguar XK 140 SE DHC 1956
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1953 | Jaguar XK 120 FHC

Kalifornien Import

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Jaguar Mark IV DHC 1948
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1948 | Jaguar Mk IV 3,5 Litre

Authentic Drophead Coupé (DHC)

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Image 1/49 of Jaguar E-Type (1970)
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£ 120.000
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1950 | Jaguar XK 120 OTS

Alloy Bodied Race Car

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1990 | Jaguar XJS 5.3 V12

Schöne Farbkombi

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