Jaguar XK120

The XK120 was a sports car marketed by Jaguar in the forties and fifties and the beginning of the iconic XK series. It was competitive in grand tourer racing, including rally racing such as the Mille Milgia. An XK120 was entered in the 1950 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race and maintained a top ten position until retiring after 21 hours. That year Formula One legend Stirling Moss drove one in the Tourist Trophy.