The Jaguar E-Type lives on in this beautiful restomod
by Vijay Pattni
The result of underwhelming performance or poor timing
This Swiss monstrosity promised 900hp and a top speed in excess of 400kph. Just two problems: no one's ever actually driven one, and it looks like a nightmarish Tim Burton interpretation of a BMW Z4. The horror!Looked like a supercar,
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It’s been drawing crowds at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Two of the Jaguar Type 00 concept cars have been parked at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, and on the morning of the very first day of the show, they were already pulling in the crowds.We can see why. Jag's
by Greg Potts
The Jaguar Type 00 concept was driven at Paris Fashion Week
Jaguar won't actually sell you a new car in the UK right now. And yet, it's doing a fairly good job of managing to stay in the news.It has been months now since that ad campaign went live and
by Greg Potts
Rawdon Glover sits down with TopGear.com
People loved what Jaguar was, and a measure of that love was the social-media frenzy that assembled around its plans to rebrand and 'copy nothing.' But love never paid the bills.When Jaguar made brave cars, like the final-shape XJ,
by Paul Horrell
Yeah, baby!
A 1967 Jaguar E-Type, upon which Henry Ford's famous line 'you can have it in any colour as long as it's black' is based-no, wait, not that-is up for auction.The special bit here is that this '
by Vijay Pattni
Concept cars are...weird
It flew under the radar, so you may not have noticed, but apparently, Jaguar released a concept car this week?Yeah, okay, so the reveal of the proudly pink Type 00-to my knowledge, the first concept car named after a type
by Sam Philip
“A pure expression of Jaguar’s new creative philosophy”
And so, to the car. You knew there'd be an actual car, right?With Jaguar having inadvertently maneuvered itself onto the frontlines of the culture wars with its Internet-enflaming media campaign, the fact it's a company that sells cars-
by Jason Barlow
Will the British brand’s gamble pay off?
Jaguar, a 102-year-old British car company, is about to unveil a new concept car. Nothing unusual there: Car companies often release eccentric models to preview their future designs.However, what Jaguar is doing has sparked a massive, heated online debate
by Ollie Kew
The British carmaker has been raising a lot of eyebrows lately
This is your first look at Jaguar's Design Vision Concept, which will set the heading for-you guessed it-its vision for future designs when it's revealed in full on December 2.The context-which you'll be fully up
by Joe Holding
Jaguar calls this overhaul a ‘complete reset’
Jaguar has updated its image by a few hundred years with an avant-garde redesign and a completely new logo.With a 'Copy Nothing' philosophy guiding the way, Jaguar aims to forge a stoic and original brand moving forward. All while honoring
by Billy Caluag
Surprised?
You saw the headline and we're pretty sure some of you are shocked by it. It isn't some report, either as it has been confirmed by Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) themselves, too. For some its EV models at least, the
The company vows to go pure EV starting next year
Grace, space, and pace. That was Jaguar's slogan back in the day. It suited the British marque well, too, as it made some of the swankiest coupes and sedans (or should we say saloons?) around. There's the Mark 2 and
Who doesn't want some sideways (exhaust) action?
Mad-looking car. Mad-looking exhausts. TVR's raucous 4.0-litre straight-six was liable to burn the ankles of onlookers, and the fingers of drivers when the savage power overwhelming the rear tyres.Because each bank of cylinders had its
by Ollie Kew
It took quite the effort
A British design and engineering company has modified a British car to allow it to be driven legally on British roads. And non-British roads. Not exactly Earth-shattering news, except said British car is a glorious V8-engined concept that starred
by Vijay Pattni
JLR rethinks its electrification strategy
A few years ago, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) said it will go all in on electric vehicle by the mid-2020s. However, the slower demand of EVs in primary markets meant the company has had to regroup and rethink its electrification strategy.
A step back in time
Japan certainly doesn't have a shortage of automotive museums. There's the Toyota Automobile Museum in Aichi, the Mitsubishi Auto Gallery (also in Aichi), and the Fuji Motor Sports Museum in Shizuoka.But nestled in the port area of Minato in
While shopping for her personal car
If you're on social media it's almost impossible to miss Niana Guerrero. She shot to fame about six years ago for dancing "Despacito" randomly, and the world was charmed by the natural dancer. Now she's an online superstar with
The iconic shape will live on
EV conversion specialist Electrogenic's latest project has electrified the iconic Jaguar E-Type, again. This time, the brand makes use of its 'plug'n'play' electric conversion kit in the car Jaguar now wants you to forget.Lighter than the original '
by Cat Dow
The LR fans can breathe a little easier now
When news broke out about Jaguar Land Rover's rebranding, several motoring news agencies reported that the Land Rover name was to be retired. At the time, it was said that the Land Rover models will be spun off into their respective
Just make sure you have a daily
Once almost exclusively unloved/turned into pretend M-Sport cars, now coming into vogue if you can find one that hasn't done moon mileage or needs a full body respray/new sills/dampers/brakes, etc. That makes this generation of 3
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