View page in desktop
|
Report error
  •   Apple app store icon
  • Google play store icon
Terms of Service
|
Privacy Policy
|
PDPA
|
Site Map
|
Whistleblowing Portal
©2004-2026 Sgcarmart, Singapore. All rights reserved.
  • Home
  • Car Articles
  • news
  • news Listings
  • Jaguar News
  • Sixth and last 'new' Jaguar Lightweight E-type showcased in Singapore

    14 Apr 2016

    |

    2,828 views

    Wearnes Automotive unveiled a very special car - the sixth and last 'new' Jaguar Lightweight E-type - right here in Singapore.


    Wearnes Automotive, the sole distributor of Jaguar in Singapore unveiled the sixth 
    and last 'new' Lightweight E-type with an exclusive media event at the Jaguar showroom. Jaguar announced in May 2014 that it would recreate six new Lightweights, each built by Jaguar Classic, part of Jaguar Land Rover's new Special Operations division.

    Each of the six cars have been built to a specification originated from the last Lightweight E-type produced in 1964 and hand-crafted at the original home of the E-type, Jaguar's Browns Lane plant in Coventry, England. The cars are sold as period competition vehicles and all will be suitable for FIA homologation for historic motorsport purposes.

    The new cars are the 'missing' six vehicles from the 'Special GT E-type' project, which originally started in February 1963 with the objective of building 18 cars. Only 12 of the aluminium-bodied Lightweight E-types were eventually built and the remaining six designated chassis numbers having lain dormant, until now. The six new cars will carry those original, historic Lightweight E-type chassis numbers.

    With only six 'new' Lightweight E-types, owners were handpicked by Jaguar, who wanted owners that will take full advantage of the car’s racing pedigree rather than have it on display.

    Wearnes Automotive is honoured to have been involved in the acquisition of the sixthand last 'new' Lightweight E-type for local car aficionado, Mr. S K Quek. The E-type was famously called the most beautiful car of the sixties by Enzo Ferrari and the Lightweight E-type the most desirable as well as a race winner in the hands of a variety of famous drivers during its short competitive career. Having been a racer in his younger days and owned a 1961 white E-type roadster previously, Mr. Quek jumped at the chance to own this legendary car and plans to enter the Lightweight E-type in international classic car events and races such as Goodwood.

    For a limited time only, the Lightweight E-type will be displayed in the Jaguar showroom for public viewing from 13th till 17th April 2016.
    24.4k

    Tags

    jaguar jaguar etype jaguar e-type jaguar lightweight etype jaguar lightweight e-type wearnes jaguar singapore jaguar special operations

    AllReviewsNewsAdviceFeaturesVideos
    • Home
    • Car Articles
    • news
    • news Listings
    • Jaguar News

    Sixth and last 'new' Jaguar Lightweight E-type showcased in Singapore

    14 Apr 2016

    |

    2,828 views

    Wearnes Automotive unveiled a very special car - the sixth and last 'new' Jaguar Lightweight E-type - right here in Singapore.


    Wearnes Automotive, the sole distributor of Jaguar in Singapore unveiled the sixth 
    and last 'new' Lightweight E-type with an exclusive media event at the Jaguar showroom. Jaguar announced in May 2014 that it would recreate six new Lightweights, each built by Jaguar Classic, part of Jaguar Land Rover's new Special Operations division.

    Each of the six cars have been built to a specification originated from the last Lightweight E-type produced in 1964 and hand-crafted at the original home of the E-type, Jaguar's Browns Lane plant in Coventry, England. The cars are sold as period competition vehicles and all will be suitable for FIA homologation for historic motorsport purposes.

    The new cars are the 'missing' six vehicles from the 'Special GT E-type' project, which originally started in February 1963 with the objective of building 18 cars. Only 12 of the aluminium-bodied Lightweight E-types were eventually built and the remaining six designated chassis numbers having lain dormant, until now. The six new cars will carry those original, historic Lightweight E-type chassis numbers.

    With only six 'new' Lightweight E-types, owners were handpicked by Jaguar, who wanted owners that will take full advantage of the car’s racing pedigree rather than have it on display.

    Wearnes Automotive is honoured to have been involved in the acquisition of the sixthand last 'new' Lightweight E-type for local car aficionado, Mr. S K Quek. The E-type was famously called the most beautiful car of the sixties by Enzo Ferrari and the Lightweight E-type the most desirable as well as a race winner in the hands of a variety of famous drivers during its short competitive career. Having been a racer in his younger days and owned a 1961 white E-type roadster previously, Mr. Quek jumped at the chance to own this legendary car and plans to enter the Lightweight E-type in international classic car events and races such as Goodwood.

    For a limited time only, the Lightweight E-type will be displayed in the Jaguar showroom for public viewing from 13th till 17th April 2016.
    24.4k

    Tags

    jaguar jaguar etype jaguar e-type jaguar lightweight etype jaguar lightweight e-type wearnes jaguar singapore jaguar special operations

    Newsletter

    Be Notified On The Latest News

    Newsletter

    Be Notified On The Latest News

    Latest COE Prices

    November 2026 | 1st BIDDING
    NEXT TENDER: 18 Nov 2026
    CAT A
    $139,001
    CAT B
    $132,334
    CAT C
    $92,000
    CAT E
    $135,998
    View Full Results

    Latest COE Prices

    November 2026 | 1st BIDDING
    NEXT TENDER: 18 Nov 2026
    CAT A
    $139,001
    CAT B
    $132,334
    CAT C
    $92,000
    CAT E
    $135,998
    View Full Results

    You May Also Like

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    Leapmotor B10: The electric SUV focused on what matters

    Leapmotor B10: The electric SUV focused on what matters

    Tesla Model 3 Facelift Review

    Tesla Model 3 Facelift Review

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The all new XPENG Mona L03 is one smart coupe SUV

    The all new XPENG Mona L03 is one smart coupe SUV

    Cars of 2026

    Cars of 2026

    Sgcarmart Explores: East Coast Park!

    Sgcarmart Explores: East Coast Park!

    Kia Niro Hybrid Facelift Review

    Kia Niro Hybrid Facelift Review

    Lexus ES350h Hybrid Review

    Lexus ES350h Hybrid Review

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric Review

    Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric Review

    The 5 main things you must know about the XPENG L03

    The 5 main things you must know about the XPENG L03

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    You May Also Like

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    Leapmotor B10: The electric SUV focused on what matters

    Leapmotor B10: The electric SUV focused on what matters

    Tesla Model 3 Facelift Review

    Tesla Model 3 Facelift Review

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The all new XPENG Mona L03 is one smart coupe SUV

    The all new XPENG Mona L03 is one smart coupe SUV

    Cars of 2026

    Cars of 2026

    Sgcarmart Explores: East Coast Park!

    Sgcarmart Explores: East Coast Park!

    Kia Niro Hybrid Facelift Review

    Kia Niro Hybrid Facelift Review

    Lexus ES350h Hybrid Review

    Lexus ES350h Hybrid Review

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric Review

    Mercedes-Benz GLC Electric Review

    The 5 main things you must know about the XPENG L03

    The 5 main things you must know about the XPENG L03

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    Related Articles

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    IM5 Electric Luxury Review

    IM5 Electric Luxury Review

    BYD Sealion 7 Extended Range Facelift Review

    BYD Sealion 7 Extended Range Facelift Review

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    BYD Sealion 8 DM-i Review

    BYD Sealion 8 DM-i Review

    Toyota Noah Hybrid vs Nissan Serena e-POWER

    Toyota Noah Hybrid vs Nissan Serena e-POWER

    Tesla launches Model Y L in Singapore, first six-seater here

    Tesla launches Model Y L in Singapore, first six-seater here

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Related Articles

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    IM5 Electric Luxury Review

    IM5 Electric Luxury Review

    BYD Sealion 7 Extended Range Facelift Review

    BYD Sealion 7 Extended Range Facelift Review

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    BYD Sealion 8 DM-i Review

    BYD Sealion 8 DM-i Review

    Toyota Noah Hybrid vs Nissan Serena e-POWER

    Toyota Noah Hybrid vs Nissan Serena e-POWER

    Tesla launches Model Y L in Singapore, first six-seater here

    Tesla launches Model Y L in Singapore, first six-seater here

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review