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Top Dollar Jaguar XKSS With Aussie Connection Fails to Sell at London Auction
The car is one of 18 derived from the D-Type sports/racing Jaguar which dominated Le Mans 24 Hour contests during the mid-1950s.
The TWR Supercat is a carbon-bodied Super-GT based on the Jaguar XJS
The Supercat features a tubular steel chassis, carbon-fibre body, and a 660hp supercharged V12.
Brisbane All-British Display Day Brings Out the Beauties
The tradition of displaying British vehicles in mid-September, before the onset of Brisbane’s oppressive summer heat, dates back more than 40 years.
Jaguar's reinvented logo has made the internet lose its mind
The internet is losing its collective mind over the new Jaguar logo and brand direction.
Bentley has built its first Speed Six in 94 years
This 'Continuation Series' build is one of 12 set to be produced by the Mulliner workshop.
Rear View: 1970 Range Rover
The revolutionary Range Rover emerged from the questionable Road Rover concept to rewrite the rule book for 4x4 wagons.
World's Oldest Bentley T-Series Returns Home
The world’s oldest Bentley T-Series has returned to its Crewe, UK, birthplace after a 59-year absence. Sensitively recommissioned and retaining much of its original componentry and running gear, the prodigal T-Series will take its place in the Bentley Heritage Collection alongside road- and race-cars from the British brand’s storied 105-year history.
Aussie Link to Rare Jaguar XK SS Being Sold by Sothebys
Auction house RM Sothebys has announced that it shortly will offer for sale one of the most significant and valuable Jaguars in existence. The Jaguar XK SS roadster (XKD540) is one of just 18 built using left-over D-Type chassis. It was completed in 1957, shortly before an infamous fire at Jaguar’s Browns Lane factory brought production to a premature end.
The AC Ace is back, complete with a carbon body and Ford EcoBoost power
The Cobra's smaller sibling has been reborn by the latest incarnation of AC Cars, and it has been brought right up to speed for today's age.
Top Tips for Buying a Used Jaguar XJ6 (1968-86)
The XJ6 Jaguar displayed in 1968 at the London Motor Show was an extraordinary car. The shape was low and wide and owed nothing to the ‘compact’ saloons that had driven Jaguar’s fortunes since the 1950s, yet this car was so obviously a Jaguar it was displayed unadorned and without badges.