The elegance of the 1950s: the 1957 Jaguar MK I
The 1957 Jaguar MK I 3.4 litre is the quintessence of British automotive engineering and a masterpiece of motoring days gone by. In the world of classic cars, this elegant vehicle stands out as a timeless icon both in terms of its beautiful exterior and its impressive performance.
| Cylinders | 6 |
| Mileage (km) | 100'000 |
| Engine size | 3442 cc |
| Performance (kW/hp) | 210 |
| First registration date | 1957 |
| Vehicle condition | 2 |
The Jaguar MK I has driven so many roads and witnessed so much history over the years. Rumour has it that one actor wasn’t satisfied with simply showing up to the red carpet of a film première in his Jaguar MK I – he also felt the need to cross it in his car. Needless to say, this unlikely spectacle caused something of a stir among his fans.
It’s a showcase of timeless design. Its soft lines and smooth curves lend the vehicle an understated elegance that commands attention without becoming ostentatious. Its carefully designed body in an elegant and timeless shade of grey radiates class and style, while its chrome accents add a touch of luxury. Under the bonnet lies the powerful 3.4-litre inline six-cylinder engine that gives the Jaguar MK I its fantastic performance.
Its driving experience is defined by a symbiosis of elegance and power. Every drive becomes a journey through the history of automotive ingenuity. The interior of the Jaguar MK I is an homage to the craftsmanship of days gone by. Chic wood panelling, the finest leather, and meticulously designed instruments create an atmosphere of luxury and sophistication inside the vehicle. A glance at the cockpit makes apparent the loving attention to detail and uncompromising standard of quality that Jaguar has always stood for.
It is more than just a car – it is a piece of history that spans generations and has a wealth of stories to tell. Travelling in this classic car evokes nostalgia and memories of racing legends like Sir Stirling Moss. The future owner will be the guardian of a historical artefact that continues to be a source of fascination and inspiration.
This Jaguar was first put on the market in 1957 in the US and was imported into Germany in 2001. Since 2013, it has been in the possession of a Swiss classic car collector. It has been given veteran status and has undergone regular maintenance. It last underwent a vehicle inspection (MFK) in 2021.
