Jaguar posters

Jaguar XK 150 Roadster poster. The Jaguar XK150 Roadster was launched in March 1958 and succeeded the XK140. Disc brakes and overdrive included, it was initially powered by a 3.5 engine (uprated to 3.8 in 1959). Inside, the smell of leather and wood enticed you to set off on a motoring adventure. Production ceased in 1960 to make way for the soon-to-be-launched E-Type. (avaiable at Art Of Motoring)

Jaguar Mark Ten Saloon showroom poster. Launched in 1961, the same year as the E-type, this was a luxury saloon (some would say majestic) with a hand-built appearance. With its bulging sides - it was over 6 foot wide and almost 17 foot long - it was hard to believe this car was mass-produced. Its opulent interior incorporated an abundance of leather and walnut and the prestige of owning one was akin to ownership of a Rolls Royce. The automatic gear change was situated on the steering column and it could rocket from 0-60 in around 10 seconds. In 1966, the Mark Ten was strangely renamed the 420G. A total of 25,000 were manufactured until 1970 and was the forerunner to the XJ6. (available at Art Of Motoring).