Ian Callum's design studio is behind this one-off restomod, which could move from the virtual realm to reality.

Former Jaguar design boss Ian Callum sketched out his dream modern E-Type. And for the right price, it could become a reality. Former design boss Ian Callum has some impressive notches in his belt: ...

ECD Auto Design, formerly East Coast Defender ... The first of those vehicles — still keeping it very much old-school, British and iconic — is the Jaguar E-Type. ECD just completed its first E-Type ...

When a young Dick Popham of Ellicott City, Maryland, saw his neighbor's Jaguar XK120 ... debuting in 1961. AutoSport said it "stole" the Geneva show. In New York, the E-type shared the stand ...

Certainly, the Jaguar ... basic design persisted through the XK140 and XK150 models. But the XK150’s replacement looked nothing like it. Being derived from a racecar, the 1961 E-Type was a ...

So, the electric Jaguar E-Type drives nearly how its original makers intended, albeit with more torque and quicker acceleration. Wallace told me ECD would love to take credit for that design ...

Autosport believes Jaguar will initially produce three F-Type GT4s. Currently, Jaguar's motorsports ventures are limited to a factory-backed Formula E team. A few privateer conversions of the ...

One-of-a-kind custom vehicle manufacturer ECD Automotive Design is at it again, announcing it will now offer the classic Jaguar E-Type in addition to unique Land Rover Defenders and Range Rovers.

Lesser-known than the popular E-Type ... in Autosport in February 1955. The car he was testing on public roads - was owned by Duncan Hamilton. It was the second D-Type built by Jaguar’s ...