British Icons Are On Display At the British Transportation Museum

 The Dayton, OH based British Transportation Museum is, like all good museums, filled with both iconic and rare works of automotive art. A perfect example of the first is the car that Enzo Ferrari called the most beautiful car in the world, a Jaguar E-Type. The E-Type, or XKE as it was called in America for many years, was introduced in 1961 and was originally designed by Malcolm Sayer. The E-Type would live through three generations and end with the 1974 model. Also on display at the BTM is a 1964 Austin Mini Cooper S, a 1961 Morris Minor, a Triumph convertible, and a 1960 Peerless GT.