Jaguar XJC V12 Coupé

HW Euro  Card #205/250  Green/White/Gold - 2026 Hot Wheels Mainline. The Jaguar XJC was a genuine 1970s touring-car racing weapon, and this casting reproduces its most famous form — the factory-backed Broadspeed racing team's British Racing Green coupé, which won the 1976 European Touring Car Championship driven by Derek Bell and Andy Rouse among others. The V12 Coupé's pillarless roofline gave it a long, elegant profile that also happened to slice through the air better than its four-door XJ12 sibling, a combination of style and function typical of Jaguar's engineering approach in the era. The number 12 and Castrol livery details on this casting directly reference the real Broadspeed race cars, making it one of the more historically literal entries in the HW Euro series rather than a loosely-inspired tribute. British Racing Green remains one of motorsport's most storied liveries, tracing back through Bentley, Aston Martin, and Jaguar's own long competition history. For anyone who appreciates 1970s European touring car racing, this is a genuinely deep and well-chosen casting.