JAGUAR MK VII
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The Jaguar Mk VII was produced from 1951 to 1956. It was Jaguar's first large saloon after WWII.
The Mk VII gained fame with Stirling Moss's win at the 1952 Daily Express International Trophy race at Silverstone.
Its successor was the Jaguar Mk VIII.
Did you know that Jaguar initially planned to call the Mk VII the "XK120 Saloon"? The idea was scrapped, but it shows how closely linked the Mk VII was to Jaguar's sports car image at the time.
How much is a Jaguar Mk VII worth?
In average condition, a Jaguar Mk VII is worth £19,500.
What is the most expensive Jaguar Mk VII to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Jaguar Mk VII to sell in history was sold for £124,982.
What is the cheapest Jaguar Mk VII to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Jaguar Mk VII to sell in history was sold for £406.
When was the Jaguar Mk VII produced?
The Jaguar Mk VII was produced between 1951 and 1956.
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