Jaguar

By: Nigel Thorley . The Jaguar brand epitomises the very best in British automobiles. It is a marque that has stood the test of time, from its humble beginnings in 1922 through to the present day as an important part of the Ford empire. It takes time to...

By: Glen Smale . For many, the Jaguar E-type was the quintessential sports car Of its day. It certainly had a hard act to follow, considering the gorgeous and voluptuous XKs that appeared just after the Second World War. But then the 1960s was the decade...

By: Andrew Whyte . Revised Edition, 2002 -Second-Hand copy in excellent condition ! - Now re-issued due to continuing demand, this is the second volume of Andrew Whyte's definitive two-part history of Jaguar in motorsport. Taking up his narrative as...

By: Paul Parker . Few motorsport events can compare with the Le Mans 24 Hours for prestige, glamour and engineering excellence. To win this epic race is an achievement for any manufacturer, but to win it seven times, as Jaguar has done, is the stuff of...

By: Nigel Thorley . Jaguar is a name synonymous with style and performance, and the XK120, together with the subsequent XK140 and XK150, played a major part in establishing that reputation. The XK series became a benchmark for other manufacturers to...

By: Peter Crespin . Perhaps because it was Jaguar’s longest-running model ever, there are not only lots of examples of the XJ-S around, there are lots of terrible specimens to trap the unwary. With the youngest car now over ten years old, most XJ-S...