As it turns out, apart from building unique limited edition models, Jaguar Land Rover Special Operations unit is also in charge of organizing driving experience events and track days. They just announced the launch of Jaguar Heritage Driving Experience which, as it says on the tin, lets you drive cars from their Heritage collection.

The cars you will be able to drive in this program include some pretty rare and expensive models such as the XJ13 from 1966, E-Type from 1961, Jaguar C Type, and the legend that is the Le Mans racer Jaguar D-Type from 1955. The latest and most potent sports car Jaguar has made, the F-Type R Coupe, will also be available.

Jaguar Heritage Driving Experience is divided into three categories, each offering a different kind of fun. The prices are different, too. Basically, You get what you pay for!

Jaguar Experience (ranging from £95 to £250):

From passenger rides to driving alongside a seasoned professional (including some recognisable faces from the world of motorsport), visitors can choose from individual models – including an XK150 or Mark 2 saloon – or selected pairings such as the Series 1 and Series 3 E-type. There’s also the option to drive heritage cars alongside their modern counterparts, such as an E-type with a factory-fresh F-TYPE.

Le Mans Experience (£750):

Re-live the experiences of legends such as Mike Hawthorn and Duncan Hamilton for half a day, with drives in the iconic C and D-types that dominated the world famous 24-hour endurance race in the 1950s.  This package will also feature drives in the XKSS and F-TYPE R Coupé, and includes lunch.     

Grace and Pace Experience (£2,000): 

A full day of driving Jaguar Heritage legends, from post-war racers to sports saloons, coupés, roadsters and much more, including the new XFR and F-TYPE R Coupé models.  The Grace and Pace day will also feature opportunities to drive creations from the company’s Special Operations division, and includes chauffeur-driven transfers in classic Jaguar saloons to a lunch venue.