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BUYING AND OWNING
WORDS PAUL WAGER
TO SAY the XJ-S enjo
Needs work and isn’t cheap, but as Alan Anderson asks, just how often do very early manual XJ-S V12s come up for sale?
The XJ Coupe might be unique in Jaguar’s back catalogue, but that hasn’t stopped it from being one of the company’s most revered models. To mark the 50th anniversary of the car going on sale, we’re lookingat its history
If you like the shape of the traditional XJ saloon that first appeared in 1968, then is the last of these models a keeper and future classic?
With prices of the X150 generation of the XK and XKR starting at £6k, is now the right time to buy one before they become classic, collectable and more valuable?
When it comes to six-cylinder roadsters, the TR6 has the character, fun factor and ease of ownership to attract a strong following, and yet arguably remains one of today’s best value classic sports cars
Few cars have run counter to their maker’s reputation as starkly as the Jowett Jupiter, a model that transformed the image of the Yorkshire minnow when it was launched in 1950. High-tech, engineered c