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Get ready for some serious 1960’s style met with s

Get ready for some serious 1960’s style met with some absolute grit.

There is something hypnotic about seeing the Jaguar MK2 - the quintessential British ‘gentleman’s express’ - trading smooth city streets for the brutal, snow-drenched hairpins of the ‘Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique’.

The MK2 wasn’t just a luxury lounge on wheels; with that legendary 3.8L straight-six engine, it was the fastest saloon in the world in its day. Favoured by Gangsters and Police alike!

Watching it dance through the Alps is a masterclass in controlled power and vintage soul!

🎥 @karolis_raisys

#jaguar #mk2 #classiccar #motorsport #rally

THE Ferrari F40: The last masterpiece! It was 198

Before every car review became polished and predic

Before every car review became polished and predictable, Top Gear gave us moments just like this.

Clarkson’s tribute to celebrate the Jaguar E-Type’s 50th anniversary, back in 2011, remains one of the programme’s finest features - cinematic, passionate and a reminder of when car television could genuinely make you feel something. Even now, years later, it still hits the same way.

And the car deserved nothing less. First revealed in 1961, the E-Type became an instant icon with looks that stunned the world and performance that embarrassed far more expensive machinery.

Half a century later, Top Gear marked the milestone in style - and today it still feels every bit as special.

Some features age well.
Some legends never fade.

#jaguar #etype #topgear #tv #carculture

The Jaguar XJ220 is a 217mph masterpiece of 1990s

The Jaguar XJ220 is a 217mph masterpiece of 1990s ambition.

Once the fastest production car on the planet, its flowing lines and twin-turbocharged V6 still command respect in any collection.

From its origins as the “Saturday Club” project to its record-breaking runs at Nardò, the XJ220 remains a pinnacle of British engineering and a true automotive icon.

Exclusive Acquisition
We are pleased to offer these legendary supercars. Whether you are seeking a specific configuration for a European collection or a rare international export, we have off-market cars available in both LHD and RHD.

Ready to make one yours? Contact Filip Bourgoo in our Belgian Showroom

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#xj220 #jaguar #classiccars #motorsport #cars

This beautiful GT40 Continuation won the 2017 Whit

This beautiful GT40 Continuation won the 2017 Whitsun Trophy at Goodwood Revival - what a truly magnificent machine!

Just listen to that roar and don’t forget the steering wheel!

🛞 @juliaroberts007

#ford #shelby #gt40 #classiccars #motorsport

The Day the McLaren F1 Became Untouchable 🏁 On Ma

The Day the McLaren F1 Became Untouchable 🏁

On March 31, 1998, McLaren set out to prove what the XP5 prototype could really do. They headed to the Ehra-Lessien test track in Germany - a 5.4-mile straightaway owned by Volkswagen - with one goal: absolute speed.

Behind the wheel was Andy Wallace, McLaren’s chief test driver and a Le Mans winner. To give the car its best shot, the team raised the rev limiter on the 6.1L BMW V12 to 8,300 rpm.

The Results:
• Peak Speed: A mind-bending 242.8 mph (391 km/h).
• Official Record: A two-way average of 240.1 mph (386.4 km/h).

It didn’t just break the Jaguar XJ220’s record of 217 mph; it moved the goalposts so far that it took seven years and a quad-turbocharged Bugatti Veyron to finally beat it.

Even now, in 2026, the F1 holds a crown no one has been able to take: it remains the fastest naturally aspirated production car ever made. No turbos, no hybrid assist - just pure engineering and a screaming V12.

Contact Filip Bourgoo in our Belgian Showroom for sourcing of the ultimate Classic and Iconic cars.

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#mclaren #andywallace #v12 #speed #supercar

There’s something about a car that doesn’t just dr

There’s something about a car that doesn’t just drive… it commands the road, the moment and every single glance it passes 🇬🇧

This is that car!

Feast your eyes on the breathtaking ‘1953 Jaguar XK120 SE Drophead Coupe LHD’ – a Le Mans-bred icon that didn’t just compete in the brutal Gran Premio Nuvolari… it conquered it. Now fully reborn and ready to dominate the next chapter.

Nut-and-bolt restored to flawless condition by top Jaguar specialists, she blends old-world British glamour with raw, pulse-pounding power: deep Burr Walnut, rich Red leather, and a fire-breathing C-Type specification 3.4-litre heart complete with big-valve head and twin 2” SU carbs.

Whether you’re carving dawn mist through the Cotswolds or lining up at the start of the world’s most exclusive international rallies, this XK120 is ‘on the button’, utterly sorted and itching to create new legends.

Key Features:
• Full specialist rebuild – only 2,500 miles since completion
• C-Type big-valve head & twin 2” SU carbs
• Jaguar Heritage Certificate
• Current FIA papers included

Your garage has never needed a legend more.

Ready to make it yours? Grab the full portfolio or book a private viewing. Contact Filip Bourgoo in our Belgian Showroom

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#Jaguar #XK120 #Rally #ClassicCars #British

Jaguar Racing Legends in Focus! 🇬🇧 A look through

Jaguar Racing Legends in Focus! 🇬🇧

A look through time with this stunning lineup of Jaguar icons! From top to bottom: the C-Type, D-Type, XJ13 and XJ220 each a masterpiece of engineering and design.

🌟 C-Type (1951): Jaguar’s first purpose-built race car, the C-Type revolutionised motorsport with its lightweight aluminum body and 3.4-litre XK inline-six engine producing around 200 bhp. Its victory at the 1951 Le Mans 24 Hours, followed by another in 1953, showcased its aerodynamic brilliance and set the stage for Jaguar’s racing dominance.

🌟 D-Type (1954): A true engineering marvel, the D-Type featured a distinctive vertical stabiliser and a semi-monocoque chassis - a racing first. Powered by a 3.4-litre (later 3.8-litre) XK engine, it delivered up to 250 bhp. Its Le Mans wins in 1955, 1956, and 1957, including a record-breaking average speed in 1955, solidified Jaguar’s reputation as a force in endurance racing.

🌟 XJ13 (1966): This mid-engine prototype was Jaguar’s bold attempt to reclaim Le Mans glory with a 5.0-liter V12 engine producing 502 bhp. Designed for the 1966 season, it never competed due to rule changes and cashflow changing priorities at Jaguar. Its sleek, futuristic design and raw power make it a cult favorite among enthusiasts.

🌟 XJ220 (1992): Born from a Group B rally concept, the XJ220 evolved into a road-legal supercar with a twin-turbo 3.5-litre V6 engine (later 6.2-litre naturally aspirated in concept form) pumping out 542bhp. Achieving a top speed of 212 mph in 1992, it briefly held the title of the world’s fastest production car, blending cutting-edge tech with Jaguar’s classic styling.

This picture captures the essence of Jaguar’s racing heritage - speed, style and innovation across decades.

Share your favorite Jaguar moment below! 👇

#jaguar #legacy #heritage #racing #british

One of Just Six in Existence! Of the 73 Bentley C

One of Just Six in Existence!

Of the 73 Bentley Continental SCs hand-assembled at Crewe, only an ultra-exclusive six received the full Mulliner treatment.

This is one of those privileged few. Its exterior is finished in Deep Amethyst – a sophisticated chameleon hue that presents as a sleek midnight-black silhouette in the shade, yet reveals its rich, jewel-toned violet brilliance under direct sunlight.

Pure, understated elegance in motion.

Specification highlights:

• Roof — Unique removable glass targa system that instantly transforms the car from a composed closed grand tourer into an open-air Sedanca.

• Cabin — A bespoke sanctuary trimmed in Light Beige Connolly leather, accented with Navy Blue secondary hides and flawless mirror-matched Burr Walnut veneers.

• Power — The legendary 6,750 cc turbocharged V8, delivering the effortless, commanding torque that defines every authentic Mulliner creation.
This is the final chapter of true British coachbuilding – a blue-chip collector’s treasure for the connoisseur who demands absolute rarity.

Please contact Filip Bourgoo in our Belgian showroom to discuss this exceptional motor car.

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#Bentley #Continental #Sedanca #Mulliner #ClassicCars

Rare 1988 snapshots from the heart of Maranello, w

Rare 1988 snapshots from the heart of Maranello, where the Ferrari F40 was born in a symphony of sweat, steel, and pure passion.

These photographic gems pull back the curtain on Enzo’s final masterpiece - workers welding carbon tubs, mating those fire-breathing twin-turbo V8’s and coaxing pop-up headlights to life amid the hectic assembly line.

No assembly robots here; just masterful hands crafting 1,311 legends that redefined supercar savagery.
Swipe through and feel the ‘80s roar!

📩 Have genuine interest in buying a Ferrari F40? Contact Filip Bourgoo in our Belgian Showroom.

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#ferrarif #F40 #classicferrari #classiccars #supercar

The End of an Era: The Last ever E-Type 🏁 This is

The End of an Era: The Last ever E-Type 🏁

This is not just a group photo; it’s a farewell to a legend. Captured at Jaguar’s Browns Lane factory in late 1974, this image shows the very last Jaguar E-Type ever produced.

Surrounding the car - a Series 3 V12 Roadster, registered as HDU 555N - are the engineers and factory workers who brought this British icon to life.

By this moment, the E-Type had enjoyed a 14-year reign as the gold standard of automotive beauty. Even Enzo Ferrari got in on the act and called it ‘the most beautiful car ever made’.

While the rows of XJ saloons in the background represented the company’s future, the black Roadster in the center marked the final heartbeat of a cultural phenomenon.

Today, this exact car lives on in the Jaguar Heritage Trust collection - a permanent reminder of the day the ‘Swinging Sixties’ finally came to a halt in Coventry.

#Jaguar #EType #ClassicCars #Farewell #Coventry

Forget the EV quiet… the Ferrari Daytona SP3 is a

Forget the EV quiet… the Ferrari Daytona SP3 is a 9,500-rpm riot!

While everyone else is arguing over charging ports, this is 829hp of naturally aspirated defiance.

It doesn’t have a mode - it has a soul. It’s loud, it’s low, and it makes everything else on the road look like a toaster.

The soundtrack? Pure Maranello V12!

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📹 @leonardolocascio_

#Ferrari #Daytona #V12 #SP3 #Maranello

This Rolls-Royce used to chauffeur royalty 👑 Mee

This Rolls-Royce used to chauffeur royalty 👑

Meet the Phantom II Ice Cream Van - quite possibly the most elegant thing ever to dispense a soft serve.

Originally commissioned in 1932 by Hooper & Co. of King’s Road, Chelsea, this pre-war limousine arrived with a fixed-bench front seat and a dignified 2+2 arrangement.

Then a previous owner had a rather decisive moment: he simply sawed the Hooper coachwork clean off at the waistline. Roof, door tops and glass? Gone forever.

Painted white and fitted with a canvas hood, it spent years moonlighting as a wedding car.

Enter Stuart Whitby - a man who trained with Rolls-Royce Motor Cars before co-founding Whitby Morrison, the world’s finest ice-cream van builders. He rescued the noble chassis and turned a lifelong dream into this glorious, one-of-a-kind ice-cream beauty.

Because why should the aristocracy have all the fun?

📹 @classic_car_girl

#RollsRoyce #Phantom #IceCream #ClassicCars

The hunt for the perfect icon ends here 🔍 Sourci

The hunt for the perfect icon ends here 🔍

Sourcing a truly special classic - like this spectacular Ferrari 275 GTB/4 requires more than just a search engine. It requires a global network and an eye for detail.

Our bespoke sourcing service is designed for the discerning collector…

* Private & Off-Market Access: Many of the world’s finest cars never hit the public market. We get you behind those closed doors.

* Expert Due Diligence: From mechanical inspections to provenance verification, we ensure your investment is sound.

* Global Logistics: Whether it’s in a private collection in Europe or a vault in the UK, we manage the acquisition and door-to-door delivery.

Your dream car is out there. We’ll be the ones to find it!

📩 Contact our European or UK sales teams today to begin your search.

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#classiccars #sourcing #investment #collector #cars

The epitome of ‘Cool.’ 🕶️ This iconic black-and-w

The epitome of ‘Cool.’ 🕶️

This iconic black-and-white shot captures Steve McQueen behind the wheel of his legendary Jaguar XKSS, accompanied by the elegant Natalie Wood.

If there was ever a single image that defined the golden era of Hollywood rebellion and high-octane style, this is it.

- The Car? His famous ‘Jaguar XKSS’, one of the rarest and most sought-after cars in history. McQueen famously referred to his as the ‘Green Rat’ and it was his pride and joy.

• The Look: McQueen’s effortless style - cigarette in mouth, hand on the wheel - paired with Wood’s classic sunglasses and effortless poise.

• The Sound: Imagine the roar of that side-mounted exhaust echoing through the streets of Los Angeles.

• The Legacy: This photo reminds us of a time when movie stars were larger than life and the cars they drove were just as charismatic.

Whether you’re a petrolhead or a classic cinema buff, this image is a masterclass in timeless atmosphere, perfect for an Easter Sunday evening.

#SteveMcQueen #NatalieWood #Jaguar #XKSS #Sunday

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