Market analysis
Jaguar Type E
31 lots and 30 individual cars offered between 2008 and 2024; 57% of those offered found a buyer.
Lots
31
2008–2024
Individual cars
30
Sell-through
57%
4 of 7 offered
Median price
Typical range
middle 80% of sales
Resold cars
median change
28 confirmed sales · prices published for 28 (100%). Why
By year
By auction house
| House | Lots |
|---|---|
| Artcurial | 24 |
| Bonhams | 7 |
Every sale
Each sold price over time
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Mileage against price
What low mileage is worth on this model
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By colour
Which colours sell, and for how much
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Individual cars
All 30 cars, with chassis numbers, every sale, mileage and colour
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More from Jaguar
| Model | Lots | Sold | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| D-Type (1954–1956) | 23 | 68% | |
| E-Type Series 1 | 602 | 80% | |
| C-Type (1952–1953) | 13 | 54% | |
| XK120 | 370 | 79% | |
| E-Type Series I | 165 | 86% | |
| XJ220 | 68 | 82% | |
| XK150 | 241 | 77% | |
| E-Type Lightweight | 9 | 56% |
Based on 93,954 lots from 1064 sales (RM Sotheby's 2002–2026, Bonhams 2003–2026, Gooding 2004–2026, Artcurial 2006–2026, Broad Arrow 2022–2026), recorded from public auction results. Replicas, continuation cars and non-car lots are left out. More houses and years are being added. How the figures are calculated