This Jaguar E-Type Has Been Driven From Border To Border
“Im an architect, and Im very design-oriented. I think its a classic that everybody likes; you dont need to be a car aficionado to like this car,” says Miguel Rodrigo. “Ive driven it very hard from border to border twice with no problems whatsoever…” \r
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And thats how Miguel describes his beloved Jaguar E-Type, a vehicle prized not only for its rarity, but for its beauty, performance, and, now, years of happy motoring memories—including its role in staging Perus version of the Cannonball* rally.\r
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After a number of entrants dropped out, the field flew away from the start, with Miguel and his E-Type finishing four hours ahead of second place, not bad for a race across Peru in a vehicle hed bought at a U.S. auto auction.\r
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“The fun part is the traveling, not getting to Point B,” he says. “Sometimes, people only think about getting to Point B, but they dont have the enjoyment from the whole process of traveling.”\r
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And thats how Miguel describes his beloved Jaguar E-Type, a vehicle prized not only for its rarity, but for its beauty, performance, and, now, years of happy motoring memories—including its role in staging Perus version of the Cannonball* rally.\r
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After a number of entrants dropped out, the field flew away from the start, with Miguel and his E-Type finishing four hours ahead of second place, not bad for a race across Peru in a vehicle hed bought at a U.S. auto auction.\r
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“The fun part is the traveling, not getting to Point B,” he says. “Sometimes, people only think about getting to Point B, but they dont have the enjoyment from the whole process of traveling.”\r
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Drive Tastefully®\r
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