Are you still quoting lines from the hilarious spy spoof that took the world by storm nearly 30 years ago? Well, hold onto your hats and glasses because we’ve got the ultimate collector’s item for you!

The legendary “Shaguar” Jaguar E-Type Series I, made famous by the Austin Powers movies, is headed for auction at Mecum Auctions during its electric 2025 Kissimmee sale this January. But this isn't just any replica; this is the very car that Mike Myers drove in all three iconic films.

While the cultural impact of the Austin Powers franchise may have waned over the years, it was undeniably a cultural phenomenon at the turn of the millennium. The series, which stars Myers as the lovable and eccentric secret agent Austin Powers, alongside his diabolical rival, Dr. Evil, provided a humorous satirical take on British spy films from the 1960s, featuring outrageous plots, vibrant costumes, and a playful sense of sexual innuendo.

Perhaps nothing captures these elements better than the “Shaguar,” a 1967 E-Type that Austin Powers had customized with a striking Union Jack paint job and cheeky details that match the film's comedic theme. The three movies – 1997’s International Man of Mystery, 1999’s The Spy Who Shagged Me, and 2002’s Goldmember – collectively grossed over $675 million, all while operating on relatively modest budgets. Consequently, just one uniquely styled sports car was utilized throughout the entire film series, making this auction even more exciting.

This charming roadster remains exactly as it appeared on screen and even in Madonna's music video for “Beautiful Stranger.” Its eye-catching tri-color paint scheme is complemented by stunning chrome accents, including a bold “Shaguar” branding on the rear deck lid. True to its British roots, the vehicle features a right-hand drive configuration and luxurious blue leather upholstery.

Under the hood, instead of more powerful V-12 engines found in later E-Types, the Shaguar is powered by a 4.2-liter inline-six engine paired with a classic four-speed manual transmission. While specific power output isn’t listed, this classic could originally produce around 265 horsepower, propelling it from 0 to 60 mph in just under seven seconds and giving it a thrilling top speed of 150 mph. After spending over two decades in a private collection, the car was restored to its former glory by Jaguar Land Rover in the mid-2000s and remains in excellent condition.

Mark your calendars! The "Shaguar" is set to hit the auction block on Saturday, January 18. While no estimated price has been released yet, given its historical significance and the allure surrounding the Austin Powers brand, it’s safe to say this iconic vehicle will auction for considerably more than the $55,000 typically fetched by less-famous E-Types.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history! Make sure to tune in to the auction and see if you can bring home the groovy "Shaguar"!