The Jaguar C-Type Continuation The highlights at a glance

The C-Type presented in 1951, which won its Le Mans debut that same year, was a groundbreaking racing car that incorporated aerodynamic principles inspired by aerospace Introduced sport. After careful research and development, the limited series was built exactly to the specification of the works vehicle that won Le Mans in 1953. Each model has a 3.4-liter in-line six-cylinder engine with three Weber carburettors, which develops 220 hp and - new for this time - specially developed disc brakes that were far superior to the drum brakes previously used. The C-Type Continuation comes to the Concours of Elegance after completing over 1,600 kilometers of high-speed endurance tests. With a combination of modern technology and archived Jaguar materials, the C-Type Continuation is the first classic Jaguar vehicle to be fully reproduced with 3D CAD to support a virtual setup