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Jaguar Land Rover Debuts Three New Models at Pebble Beach
Jaguar Land Rover is putting on an impressive show at this year’s Pebble Beach Automotive Week.
Jaguar Special Operations to Showcase Three Cars at Pebble Beach
Jaguar will showcase three high-performance limited production vehicles during the 2014 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance.
Jaguar Restarts Production of World's Most Beautiful Car
In 1963, Jaguar launched a program to build 18 very special lightweight GT E-Types meant for the race track, but the project wasn’t completed…until now.
Royal Mail to Feature Jaguar E-Type on 2013 Stamps
Royal Mail, the U.K.’s government-owned postal service, will include a series of stamps for 2013 showcasing British “Automotive Legends” this year.
Elton John's 1965 Jaguar XKE Fetches $130,000 at Auction
A 1965 Jaguar XKE 4.2L Series I Roadster that Sir Elton John formerly owned just fetched around $130,000 (£82,140) at a recent Oxford, England auction. The British roadster was purchased by Elton John back in 1987 before he sold it at an auction in 2001 alongside other vehicles he owned.
Eagle E-Type To Bow At Salon Prive
Even Jaguar have tried to revive the E-type design in recent history with cars like their XK, but have failed to capture the elegance and beauty of the original.
Jaguar E-Type "Growler" Concept to Enter Limited Production
The sexy, shiny Jaguar E-Type revival concept that has made the rounds in the past few weeks is entering ultra-limited production.
Jaguar Green-Lights Roadster, 3 Series Rival
In a recent interview with a German automotive trade publication, Jaguar CEO Carl-Peter Forster confirmed production plans for a new small roadster model, as well as a rival to BMW’s 3 Series sports sedan.