And Hammond’s Jaguar XK150 restoration project of his FHC (fixed-head coupe) was an inspirational project he and his restorers took on for a new show during the early months of the pandemic.

Richard Hammond is a very happy man. That’s because, for the first time since the body was taken off the frame, he can now drive his Jaguar XK150. The car, part of a restoration that has been ...

Richard Hammonds Jaguar XK150 Project Car Moving on, Richard hit the road in his new pride and joy, with a glorious sound note that invokes nothing but nostalgia.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 1958 Jaguar XK 150 convertibleKeenan Auction Co.James "Ernie" Clair CollectionPortland, MaineSept. 303.4-liter six-cylinder, 2x1-barrel, four-speed.

Jaguar’s post-war trajectory went from strength to strength. In the realm of sports cars, the Leaping Cat of Coventry struck gold with the record-breaking XK120 that launched at the 1948 London ...

Silverstone Auctions estimates this XK150 "S" to bring between 45,000 and 55,000 pounds on auction day, which translates to a range between $58,600 and $71,600.