REVIEW: After painstakingly recreating the car that won the 1953 Le Mans 24 Hours, Jaguar then trusted us to drive it. Read our verdict of the £1.8 million Jaguar C-Type Continuation:
In the C-Type’s case, the run is of 16 cars, and if you have a loose £1.5 million , you can have one of the final eight cars. It's an absurd price on one level of course, less so if you consider that one of the original 53 cars will cost you upwards of £3m.
The 1953 Le Mans-winning iteration of the C-Type was chosen for recreation, this version featuring the-then revolutionary disc brakes and triple Weber carburation for a 220bhp power output.
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