The 2014 Jaguar F-Type will be powered by a 488 bhp and 460 lb.-ft. 5.0-liter V-8 hitting 60 mph in 4.3 sec and top speed of 186 mph.

(Source: Road & Track)

The 2012 Jaguar XKR-S Convertible reconfirms an automotive truth: Coupes are for chickens.

(Source: Road & Track)

Can two decades really have passed since Jaguar  stunned the motoring world with its XJ220 supercar?

(Source: Road & Track)

“I think it’s the best thing to come out of Jaguar since the E-Type,” says Ian Callum, design director for Jaguar, regarding the C-X16 Concept.

(Source: Road & Track)

The hybrid drive of Jaguar’s 2012 C-X16 Concept in no way compromises performance; indeed, that steering-wheel-button-actuated boost actually outdoes a Formula 1 car’s 7 seconds of KERS kick.

Ian Callum, Jaguar Design Director, on the new C-X16 Concept

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Jaguar C-X16 Concept at Frankfurt

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A little bit of this and a little of that

Starring: Jaguar E-X50

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Eagle E-Type on Flickr.

Jaguars on display at Rolex Monterey Motorsport Reunion

The 550-bhp 2012 XKR-S, the E-Type raced by Briggs Cunningham’s team, and the famous XK120 Phil Hill used to win the first main event on the Pebble Beach road course.

First teaser drawing of Jaguar’s long-awaited sub-XK sports car that will debut as a ‘production concept’ at next month’s 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show.

Making black masking tape look racy

(Source: roadandtrack.com)

A front-engine/rear-drive 911 fighter is on the way from Jaguar.

(Source: youtube.com)

Hungry

“Everyone recognizes the E-type, the shape speaks for itself. You can’t compete with it, you can’t digress from it.” - sculptor Gerry Judah