Jaguar has announced it is to hand build 25 new D-types at its Coventry works for the first time in more than 60 years.
It will be the third continuation project out of Jaguar Classic, following the six lightweight E-types built in 2014 and the nine XKSSs currently in production. The ‘new’ D-types will be available in longnose and shortnose configuration, at buyers’ discretion.
The 25 created will complete the intended 100-car run, and will be built to the original specification.
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