You didn’t really think I was going to let a whole week go by without subjecting you to some really sketchy old crap, did you ...

In the mid-’60s, Jaguar was best known in the public consciousness for the impossibly sleek E-Type sports car, also known in North America as the XKE. But the majority of the brand’s lineup was ...

Is buying a V8-equipped Jag saloon complete with supercharger for £2,000 a bad idea? Read on to see if. the Jaguar XJR is ...

Classy, powerful, comfortable, and cheap; a used Jaguar XJ makes for a bargain of a luxury car today, and it still delivers ...

The Rover, which went almost unchanged in its six-year life, is the more expensive Coupé model, costing £2853; to keep things ...

It was such a perfect fit for Jaguar’s way of doing saloons and sports ... Smaller engined F-Types would handle more eagerly; a diesel XJ would be just as refined; and the sixes made quite ...

Both inside and out, the new model is hardly recognizable as the heir to a nameplate that's now four decades old. As iconic as the XJ's style had become, Jaguar felt a fresh start was needed.

Interestingly, Zahara had a diamond engagement ring on her wedding finger which hinted she could be engaged or even wed to ...

As a child, my parents - who aren't car people - would see a Jaguar and point. It didn't matter if it was an XJ, Daimler Double Six or a Mark II ... comfortable and enjoyable eight-seater MPV. It ...