To commemorate 50 years since the retirement of the iconic Jaguar E-Type Roadster, the British company has produced two more of these cars.
Jaguar’s Classic subdivision says it was a custom order from an anonymous client. Both vehicles were built according to the first-generation blueprints from 1961–1968, but finished in the same colors as the 1974 Commemorative Edition lineup.
The owner ordered the cars with a Bluetooth-capable radio inside, a heated windshield, a five-speed manual transmission and an updated 3.8-liter six-pot under the hood featuring electronic injection. Other than that, the tech under the metal is largely authentic.