If you ask anybody who knows cars what the most beautiful car ever made was, there’s a damn good chance you’ll hear the words “Jaguar E-Type.” Hell, even Enzo Ferrari thought the E-Type was the prettiest car of all time. It didn’t hurt that it was a blast to drive either, what with it’s sonorous V12 that that simply begs to be the center of horrible cat-related puns.
That’s why it would be pretty cool to get your hands on one that is in near-perfect shape and only has 7,700 original miles on the odometer. Everything, including the veneer, upholstery, paint, and dust is original, and that means that you can expect this 1973 E-Type Series III to fetch about $110,000 to $135,000(USD) when it is sold by
If you ask anybody who knows cars what the most beautiful car ever made was, there’s a damn good chance you’ll hear the words “Jaguar E-Type.” Hell, even Enzo Ferrari thought the E-Type was the prettiest car of all time. It didn’t hurt that it was a blast to drive either, what with it’s sonorous V12 that that simply begs to be the center of horrible cat-related puns.
That’s why it would be pretty cool to get your hands on one that is in near-perfect shape and only has 7,700 original miles on the odometer. Everything, including the veneer, upholstery, paint, and dust is original, and that means that you can expect this 1973 E-Type Series III to fetch about $110,000 to $135,000(USD) when it is sold by Silverstone Auctions in May. Perhaps we can all pitch in on a timeshare or something.
Source:: 95 Octane