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Jaguar XK 150 Roadster grey (Oxford) 1:43
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Jaguar XJ 4.2 Series III yellow (Matrix) 1:43
Jaguar MK VII M (Whitebox) 1:43
Jaguar XJS yellow (Matrix) 1:43
Jaguar XJS green (Matrix) 1:43
Jaguar XJC red (IXO) 1:43
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Jaguar FT Bertone black (Matrix) 1:43
At the Geneva Motor Show in March 1966, the Lamborghini Miura, designed by the young Marcello Gandini (27 years old), was the undisputed star. But the Bertone stand also exhibited another of his models, somewhat forgotten over time: this more classic coupe, based on a Jaguar S-Type. Two cars, which still exist, were made.
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Jaguar 420G convertible 1969 blue (Matrix) 1:43
En 1968, la 420G constitue la dernière évolution de la Mark X née en 1961. Elle laissera progressivement place à la XJ qui sort à la fin de cette année 1968. La 420G se distingue de la 420 de 1966 par une calandre affinée et son jonc chromé sur les flancs. Jaguar ne produira la 420G qu’en berline. La maison Classic Cars of Coventry réalisera vers 1969 dix exemplaires de ce cabriolet.
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Jaguar Ascot Bertone white (Matrix) 1:43
Sous le coup de crayon de Marcello Gandini, alors habitué à dessiner des Lamborghini (Miura, Espada, Countach), Bertone présente en 1977 cette étude sur base de Jaguar XJ-S, coupé né en 1975. L’Ascot n’aboutira pas à un modèle de série mais son style annonce les prémices de la Citroën BX en 1982. Exemplaire unique, l’Ascot fera des apparitions sous deux teintes en blanc et couleur or.
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Jaguar Ascot Bertone gold (Matrix) 1:43
Sous le coup de crayon de Marcello Gandini, alors habitué à dessiner des Lamborghini (Miura, Espada, Countach), Bertone présente en 1977 cette étude sur base de Jaguar XJ-S, coupé né en 1975. L’Ascot n’aboutira pas à un modèle de série mais son style annonce les prémices de la Citroën BX en 1982. Exemplaire unique, l’Ascot fera des apparitions sous deux teintes en blanc et couleur or.
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Jaguar E-Type Series III (Lucky Die Cast) 1:43
This famous Jaguar (maybe the most famous?) was released in 1961. In 1968, the E-Type was renamed Series 2 with only two wipers instead of three. A long-wheelbase version was also launched. When the Series 3, reproduced here, was released in 1971, the latter remained the only one available, even in convertible, previously only based on the short chassis.
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Jaguar MK V grey & black (NEO) 1:43
This sedan was unveiled in London in 1948 at the same time as the XK 120 roadster. The MK V was an evolution of pre-war Jaguars, equipped with a more modern engine, rear-wheel spats and nicely curved side glasses. The funniest thing is that there has never been any Jaguar called MK I to MK IV, and that its successor in 1950 was called MK VII! In grey and black since April 2021.