The car shown here (serial number XKD 573) was entered by the Belgium team, Equipe National Beige; hence the yellow, Belgium’s racing colors. It finished 4th on two occasions, in 1956 with Jacques ...

Jaguar Land Rover has been tapping into their archives and reviving a handful of iconic models and the latest to be resurrected is the legendary D-Type. While the last D-Type was built nearly 62 years ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The seventh customer D-Type ever made could hit $7 million when it goes under the gavel at RM Sotheby’s in Paris next month. The ...

After 62 years, Jaguar will finally complete the D-Type's intended production run. Jaguar Classic announced on Tuesday it intends to build 25 examples of the D-Type racer to complete the originally ...

At the request of Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons, aircraft and automotive designer Malcolm Sayer penned the Le Mans-winning C-Type. The successor, called D-Type, was even more successful in ...

Gooding & Company announced that it will be hosting a two-day auction in Scottsdale, Arizona, on January 22-23, with the highlight of the first day being the sale of the previously-announced 1956 ...

Jaguar is reviving one of its most iconic models, the stunning D-type racing car, with a limited new production run of just 25 planned. It's the handiwork of Jaguar Classic, flush from the success of ...

Fresh from completing nine continuation series examples of the XKSS, Jaguar is turning its attention to another notable gap in its production history: finishing up that 100-car run of the D-Type race ...

It all started with the six "missing" Jaguar E-type "Lightweight" competition models that Jaguar had originally planned to build for a total of 18 cars, but for whatever reason—just didn't. Then it ...

Jaguar is still building continuation versions of the classic C-Type and D-Type, and to remind potential customers of that fact, it's bringing samples to Monterey Car Week. As part of a world tour ...

Plenty of cars have come and gone in Bob Millstein’s life—Aston Martin DB4s, Jaguar XK 120s and 150s, Bugeye Sprites—but one ...