Unique is all too often used in our modern world; however the MPH Jaguar is truly unique.

The project started in 2004 when a gentleman called Mike Hughes approached us with the idea of building a 1950/60s sports racer. He did not want a replica or look a like; he wanted something totally original, therefore this car had to be designed and built from scratch, basically starting with a blank piece of paper. Click here to go to the article from jaguar Enthusiast magazine 2009 with explains the construction process.

The MPH Jaguar is a one off built in the traditional manner of a 1950/60 sports racer with an all aluminium body constructed around a tubular steel chassis.

The engine is the legendary Jaguar XK 6 cylinder unit bored and stroked to 4.7 litres developing over 300 BHP with even more torque. Transmission is Tremec 5 speed through a Jaguar limited slip differential.

Suspension is all independent again Jaguar components as is the braking system. Bespoke springs and dampers are fitted to give a compliant ride without shaking out your fillings.

Performance is breathtaking and handling is just fantastic, it’s like driving a go kart. Click here for the full road test by Classic and Sports Car magazine August 2010.

The interior trim is stunning and adds a touch of luxury being in full leather.

The car comes complete with a mohair hood which is stored behind the seats.

Every detail has been thought about, designed and constructed to the highest standard using the finest materials.

If you are looking for that special car, if you want to stand out from the crowd, if you are a real connoisseur of motor cars look no further.