By Kimatni Rawlins Feast your eyes on the TWR Supercat, but not the legendary Jamaican dancehall artist. I’m referring to the ...

Sir William Lyons said that a Jaguar should be “the copy of nothing ... engine was both powerful enough to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race five times and refined enough to convey ...

Jaguar was originally the model name of this elegant sports car from Sir William Lyons’s SS Cars, before the whole company adopted it in 1945. The XK120 defined the new postwar optimism, showcased the ...

We might see the Jaguar E-Type of 1961 or the XJ sedan of 1968 as period pieces now ... Sir William’s XK engine was both powerful enough to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race five times and ...

The V8 engine is arguably the backbone format for high-performance vehicles, be that for high-torque towing uses, or raw ...

“You can’t just throw away your heritage,” says Mark Morgan, a Jaguar owner and collector who over four decades has owned an E-Type, XK120, Lister Le Mans XJS, D-Type by Lynx, XKR and ...

However, back in the 1980s, Jaguar was building exciting street cars, winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and developing one of the most spectacular supercars that the world had ever seen.

For the past few months there has been much wailing and gnashing of teeth over the revamping of Jaguar’s brand, with a new ...

This 70,000-mile XJS was 27 of 65 Le Mans special editions made to commemorate Jaguar winning the 24 Hours in 1988. Green paint, Speedline wheels and commemorative plaques marked it out. Full details ...

Competition Influence: Jaguar had experimented with V12 engines in racing, particularly with its XJ13 Le Mans prototype, but never entered ... legendary E-Type before being replaced by the Jaguar XJ-S ...