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The Jaguar XKE seemed the fulfillment of a long-held dream: a roadgoing racing car. The XKE was the child of the Jaguar D-Type, three times a winner at LeMans, and looked it. Better, the XKE performed almost like the D-Type. Even so, its great prowess came with all the silky smooth sophistication customary in Jaguars, that feline merging of muscle with manner that left no one unmoved on levels both intellectual and intestinal. Yet even for confirmed Jaguar enthusiasts, this car was something new. Twelve years of familiarity with the Jaguar XK-series had bred a feeling in some quarters that Jaguar's two-seaters were physically too large and heavy to be "true" sports cars. Yet against the Jaguar XK 150, especially, the XKE seems almost petite. Despite that long nose, it is an inch-and-a-half shorter overall, and six inches briefer in wheelbase. Its rounded bodywork is an inch wider, but track measures an inch-and-a-half narrower. Matched roofline to roofline, the XKE coupe stands a remarkable seven inches lower.
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