A meticulously restored 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series I Roadster, featuring a matching-numbers 4.2L engine, heads to Mecum Glendale. A stunning 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series I Roadster, regarded as one of ...

Unlatch the Jaguar’s long, front hinged bonnet and ... E-Type UK has enhanced this Series I without making it feel too contemporary. The controls – including its power-assisted steering ...

This remarkable and original Jaguar series 2, 2+2 e-type, was uncovered in a private garage, nearby to Car-iconics. Owned for more than 40 years by the owner, he had laid up the car, on wooden blocks ...

Based on Jag’s D-Type race car, the E-Type comprised three series during its production run, each one offering its own delights and debacles in equal measure. This 1966 Jaguar E-Type Series I 4. ...

It sees the brand invest over £1 million into "small non-profit conservation and humanitarian charities and organizations" ...

In 1968, Jaguar introduced the XJ sedan series. The XJ6 (originally signifying the use of a six-cylinder engine) and later a twelve-cylinder powered XJ12. The XJ12 was eventually discontinued while ...

Jaguar premiered this generation of the XK in 2007 with fresh styling and more powerful engines. Jaguar's traditional attention to luxury is present, with lots of leather, standard navigation and a ...

which consists of a series of horizontal lines that Jaguar is calling the "Strikethrough." The Type 00 concept's cabin has a pair of large screens that could completely fold out of sight ...

There was a time when you could have your pick of coupés, with most mainstream car makers offering at least one. That isn’t ...

Jaguar’s Adaptive Dynamics variable dampers ... It steers with an integrity well beyond a 5 Series, and the brakes are surprisingly game too when given a workout. Inside, the XF S cocoons ...