Jaguar pays tribute to the E-Type's first sporting victories with the ZP Collection. This is an exclusive collection of seven pairs of restored E-Types inspired by the victorious 1961 cars driven by Graham Hill and Roy Salvadori. Therefore, the British car manufacturer intends to celebrate the first racing E-Types, which were produced with the project code “ZP”.
A TRIBUTE TO THE PAST 
Entering more quickly; in the details of this project, Jaguar announces that each pair of E-Type ZP Collection vehicles comprises a roadster and a coupé Fixed Head, finished in liveries inspired by the victorious original cars, which have been fully restored by the experts at Jaguar Classic Works in Coventry.
The roadster is; inspired by the original "ECD 400" Driven by Graham Hill and features an Oulton Blue color and contrasting red leather interior. It also features a black soft top and a series of exterior details that recall the victorious race car driven by Hill. The round inserts on the bonnet and doors are finished in white, as well as the colour. like the outline inside the front grille. The logo bar that runs across the grille and front overriders is a distinctive feature. been removed, in keeping with the original racing version. The front and rear bumpers are chromed, while the spoked wheels and wheel hubs feature the Jaguar Heritage logo.
On board we find Bridge of Weir and Hardura red leather upholstery, while on the central console there are exclusive artistic panels, finished in anodized aluminum, with some hand-engraved details. The second car of each pair pays homage to the E-Type driven by Roy Salvadori at Crystal Palace in 1961. it is been reimagined as a coupé Fixed Head, in order to offer customers and collectors the possibility of to have both bodywork versions.
This model is the perfect choice. It has been finished in Crystal Gray and features round white decals and roadster-like exterior detailing. Inside the passenger compartment, on the other hand, we find Bridge of Weir Dark Navy leather with matching Hardura finishes and a beech wood steering wheel, while the aluminum details of the center console are anodized in gray.
< p>All cars will be offered with a vintage helmetwhich takes the shape of those worn by Hill and Salvadori in the races, combined with a specific leather bag specially made by some craftsmen.
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From a technical point of view, the cars are based on the specifications of the E-Type Series 13.8 produced between 1961 and 1964. So, under the bonnet we will find a engine 6-cylinder 3.8-litre engine capable of delivering 265 HP combined with a 5-speed manual gearbox. However, there will also be a pinch of modernity; starting with the Jaguar Classic infotainment system with DAB radio, Bluetooth and navigator.
Prices have not been specified but these cars are expressly dedicated to collectors. The English brand says that interested parties will be able to make their requests directly to Jaguar Classic.
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