Three decades on, the XK8 deserves re-assessment as the car that finally brought Jaguar out from the E-type’s long shadow

THE WORLD CHANGED a huge amount during the 21 years that Jaguar’s XJ-S remained in production. Dictators came and went yet Jaguar’s GT battled through, transformed in a bid to stay relevant in a rapid

With 370-plus supercharged horses, the charismatic XKR is a modern classic that looks, sounds and drives sensationally. Here’s why the market should stop overlooking it

The XJ40 generation of XJR might not have been much faster than a standard model, but the manual version changed that. Although only a tiny handful were produced, we've found a rare example to illustrate what it was capable of

Eight hot 4x4s, priced from £60k to £360k, mix do-anything, go-anywhere versatility with astonishing performance

As you may have seen from p4 of this issue, Jaguar is not short of ambition when it comes to the engineering of its upcoming electric GT. This doesn’t seem to be unusual for JLR. Every time I go on a