Jaguar Grace, pace and British sporting luxury since 1922 One of Britain’s most storied marques, Jaguar built its reputation on a unique fusion of elegance, performance and innovation.
Why the one-of-a-kind Jaguar E2A was a lost opportunity The E2A was never the 'missing link' between the D-type and E-type – but it was perhaps a missed opportunity. The late Tony Dron drove it in 2010 to explain why.
Jaguar XFR & XFR-S buying guide, history and model review Everything you need to know about buying a Jaguar XFR, including history, common problems and values for this supercharged V8 performance saloon
Jaguar SS100 twins – Long-term legends These two SS100 Jaguars have been in the hands of well-known and dedicated enthusiasts for five decades and more. Chris Mann divulges their entertaining histories
McLaren boss Zak Brown unwinds from Formula 1 behind the wheel of his fearsome Jaguar XJR-10 McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown relaxes away from Formula 1 by taking to the track in his Castrol-liveried Jaguar XJR-10 Group C race car.
Lister Le Mans – is this tuned Jaguar XJ-S A true F40 alternative? The Lister Le Mans is a full-bore evolution of the suave Jaguar XJ-S. But instead of madness on wheels, Ben Barry discovers a bargain alternative to the Ferrari F40.
Jaguar C-X75 road car – Behind the wheel of 007’s road-legal concept car This Jaguar C-X75 began life as a stunt car for a James Bond movie. And now, uniquely, it’s escaped into the real world
Keith Helfet interview – We chat to the Jaguar XJ220 designer The man who shaped the legendary Jaguar XJ220 supercar should have been famous for even more. Richard Heseltine finds out why.
Jaguar E-type (1961-1974) buying guide, history and review The Jaguar E-type is one of the most beautiful classic cars ever built. We tell its story, and detail the differences between each version
