Often described as the 'poor man's E-type,' Triumph's handsome GT6 is far more than a Spitfire with a fastback roof.

The Jaguar MK2 was one of the original sporting saloons: four doors, room for a family and enough performance to become a favourite with racers, police forces and getaway drivers alike.

We began designing this single-seater in 2015 as a workshop-built tribute to the shape and mechanical honesty of 1970s Formula One cars.

Long, low and unmistakably British, the Jaguar XJ-S is a grand tourer rather than a stripped-out sports car — a blend of pace, comfort and angular 1980s presence.