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The Design of the Jensen Interceptor Is Still Beloved 50 Years Later

Five decades after its debut, the Jensen Interceptor returns as a track-only supercar marking the brand's first all-new car in decades.

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Jensen is reviving the Interceptor as a track-only sports car. This marks the brand's first entirely new vehicle in decades, capitalizing on a design that remains beloved 50 years after its original introduction.

Coverage from Top Gear, The Drive, Autoblog, and MSN emphasizes the vehicle's current limitation to track use as a shortcut to production. The New York Times highlights the enduring appeal of the original Interceptor's design.

Future developments include the creation of a broader model range spawning from this initial release, as reported by Autoblog.

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Is the new Jensen Interceptor street-legal?

According to coverage from Top Gear and The Drive, the car will start out as a track-only supercar.

How long has it been since Jensen released a new car?

Autoblog reports that this is the brand's first all-new car in decades.

Will there be other models following this release?

Coverage from Autoblog indicates the new car will spawn a model range.

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