The 10 sedans on this list have been chosen due to their grace, space, and (sometimes) pace. All of them can be purchased for ...

From the E-Type to the XJS, Jaguar’s V12 ran 26 years—luxurious, powerful, and notoriously unreliable. Here’s why it still ...

The TWR Supercat, a 650HP restomod Jaguar XJS, reimagines a British icon with V12 power and modern engineering. Created by Tom Walkinshaw Racing’s legacy, the Supercat combines classic design with ...

The XJS’s position in Jaguar’s long history has sometimes been described as curious. Mostly because it didn’t really live up to the job of being an E-Type successor (how could it, really) but also ...

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Tom Walkinshaw Racing or TWR is one of the most illustrious names in British motorsports. It’s the same brand that created the likes of the XJ220 and XJR-15 roadgoing supercars of the early 1990s. Now ...

TWR has been revived and its first product is a Jaguar XJS restomod called the Supercat TWR's modified XJS is powered by a bespoke supercharged 5.6-liter V-12 Pricing for the TWR Supercat starts at ...

No one can say that today's relaunch of the storied British brand—complete with a bold new logo, a high-fashion vibe, and a super-luxury mission but no actual cars—was a universal success. But it's ...

Remember the electric Jaguar XJ that was canceled back in 2021? Well, here it is. This single photo below posted on X by Richard Seddon is our best look at what was supposed to be Jaguar’s electric XJ ...

While still nowhere near as popular as its XKE predecessors, Jag's XJS is gaining in fandom. The crazy-rare manual versions like today's Nice Price or No Dice convertible are among the most desirable.

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