Honouring the original Defenders formidable 70-year expedition legacy and illustrious role in the worlds most iconic and demanding all-terrain competitions, Land Rover Classic introduces Defender Works V8 Trophy II. This vehicle is one of 2 av...

The Range Rover Suffix B is somewhat of an elusive beast amongst the 1970's era vehicles in that it was only produced for approximately 12 months, where the other Suffix vehicles ran for a number of years. Visually very similar to the Suffix ...

Originally built on the 3rd December 1948 this Land Rover Series 1 80 was dispatched from the factory to Mann Egerton in Norwich on the 9th December 1948. Finished in light green; it still has all its original running gear, matching number en...

Forming part of a three car collection owned by renowned XK restorer and subject matter expert; James Sidwell of Sidwell & Co. A very desirable 3.4 XK150 Roadster, this left-hand drive car has been restored by Sidwell & Co and has su...

This stunning 1958 model Land Rover Series One 88 Fire Engine was supplied new to the Reed's Board and Paper Mill at Colthrop in Newbury in 1958. The vehicle stayed in service at the mill until the mid-1990s when the vehicle was auctioned off ...

Fitted with a Bikini top, this 2015 Defender 90 2.2 litre diesel has been beautifully restored to a very high standard. Finished in 1950's era Bronze Green, with matching leather and tweed trim. The vehicle's recent restoration features fanta...

The Jaguar Sport XJR-15 is a two-seater road-going race car that was launched at Silverstone race circuit in early 1991. The XJR-15's chassis and bodywork are manufactured from carbon fibre and Kevlar, and it was the first road-going car made ...

This incredible outside bonnet latch E-Type Convertible was manufactured in 1961 as one of the original dealer demonstrator vehicles and was dispatched to Jaguar agents W. Sparrow in Yeovil, Somerset UK. Within the first seventy right-hand dr...

This Defender is one of 150 Works V8 70th models launched in January 2018 as a low-volume, high performance birthday special to mark Land Rover's 70th Anniversary. It has a naturally aspirated 5.0-litre V8 which delivers 405 Ps and 515 Nm of t...

Originally developed using the platform of the XJ Saloon, the XJS was noted for its prominent rear. The early styling was penned by Malcolm Sayer, but after his death in 1970 was comleted by the in-house Jaguar design team headed by Doug Thor...

The Heritage Edition evokes the history of the Defender as a modern interpretation of the famous HUE 166 Land Rover - the first pre-production Series I vehicle, nicknamed 'Huey', which dates back to 1947. Traditionalists will appreciate the Gr...

The XJ-S was originally launched in 1975. In 1981 the HE, or High Efficiency, engine was introduced giving improved fuel economy and more power. Available for sale here is a low-mileage example of a late HE Convertible. Finished in Glacier Whi...

The Land Rover Works Trophy celebrates the rich past of off road expedition and adventure. This vehicle spent its initial working life as a fleet vehicle for Land Rover. Having arrived at Classic Works a plan was hatched to add a support vehic...

Unique opportunity to own a low mileage Jaguar XJS in the rare period Chestnut Metallic exterior with Biscuit trim. It was originally registered new on the 1st September 1981 by Lex Mead Jaguar of Cheltenham. This has to be one of the lowest m...