Jaguar E-Type 38 Roadster 1961
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Specifications Jaguar E-Type 38 Roadster 1961 blueprint
The Jaguar E-Type 38 Roadster 1961 is a classic British sports car designed by acclaimed engineer and designer, Malcolm Sayer. The iconic vehicle has become synonymous with style, performance and luxury, inspiring generations of automotive enthusiasts since its inaugural 1961 debut. The classic two-seater has a sleek and unique design, featuring a long, low bonnet and a swept-back windshield that creates a timeless, elegant silhouette. The Jaguar E-Type gets its power from a robust 3.8-litre inline six-cylinder engine that delivers a powerful 265 horsepowerallowing for excellent acceleration and smooth cruising. The engine is coupled with a four-speed manual transmission, offering plenty of control over the vehicles performance. The interior of the E-Type is just as impressive as its exterior. Its black leather seats are comfortable and stylish, and the cockpit features wood appliques and rich upholstery that give the car an unmistakably luxurious feel. The car also comes with a number of modern amenities, including power steering, power brakes and a radio. This classic car provides an unforgettable driving experience, both for admirers of its exterior design and for drivers seeking an enjoyable, thrilling ride. With its timeless beauty, powerful performance and luxurious details, the Jaguar E-Type 38 Roadster 1961 is a timeless classic that will surely be appreciated for years to come.
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