Jensen Interceptor Convertible - plenty of power and sunshine
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Summary
The Jensen Interceptor was perfect for anyone who had high expectations of a sporty car, but at the same time did not necessarily want to stand out and did not want to compromise on luxury or space. As a convertible, it cost as much as a Ferrari, but offered affordable American technology and Italian design crafted by British hands. Anyone who bought an Interceptor Convertible remained exclusive, as only a few hundred were built. This driving report is about an early Jensen Interceptor Convertible and shows it and its predecessors in current and historical pictures, supplemented by sales documents from the time.
This article contains the following chapters
- Not the first Interceptor
- Italian design
- British-American technology
- Gentleman's rocket
- Evolution in two stages
- (Almost) at the end, the convertible
- Rapid air fanning
- Rebirth as the S4 - end in installments
- Captain in the open Interceptor III
- Rarely seen
- Further information
Estimated reading time: 10min
Preview (beginning of the article)
If you were looking for an elegant Granturismo with plenty of space and trouble-free technology in the late sixties, there was really no way around the Jensen Interceptor. British craftsmanship met Italian design and American mass-produced technology, albeit with a price tag that almost reduced the buyer base to industrialists and aristocrats. The type designation "Interceptor" was not new when the two-door coupé was presented to the press and the general public at the London Motor Show in the late fall of 1966. There, however, the conventionally powered car was somewhat overshadowed by the Jensen FF, which broke completely new ground for a sports car with all-wheel drive, but largely corresponded to the rear-wheel drive Interceptor in terms of bodywork.
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