A supercharged V12 packing more than 600 horsepower, a manual, carbon-fiber bodywork, and £225,000 before taxes. This is the Jaguar XJS-based TWR Supercat ...

The British motorsport company, which is sometimes known as TWR, is back more than two decades after its demise with a roadgoing restomod called the Supercat. The head-turning grand tourer is based on ...

Released as the XJS for 1976 as a replacement for the E-Type, the two-door Jaguar (shown above) was offered in numerous configurations during a production run that lasted well beyond even the ...

More power, less weight TWR has taken the Jaguar XJS chassis and reinforced it with steel and carbon fibre. More carbon is used for the bodywork, adding a fulsome 182mm to the car’s width.

V12-Powered TWR Supercat Debuts As the World's Coolest Restomod, Costs $285,000 Published: 20 Nov 2024, 11:49 UTC • By: Sergiu Tudose 19 photos ...

The Supercat, like the XJS before it, will be powered by a V-12. TWR hasn’t said how big the 12-cylinder mill will be, but it will be supercharged and is expected to produce more than 600 horses.

TWR is back – and the first project for the former British racing team is a restomod Jaguar XJS, created with help from designers Magnus Walker and Khyzyl Saleem. Originally founded in 1976 by ...

Tom Walkinshaw Racing is responsible for some of the world’s most iconic performance cars – from the Jaguar XJ220 to the Renault Clio V6 – and next year, it'll be making a comeback. The firm ...

This looks a truly spectacular XJS from every angle, and guaranteed to attract looks, stares and comments wherever it goes. At £22,999, moreover, it looks something of a bargain given the money ...

The collector even talked with Ian Callum about an “outlaw version” of the XJS similar to the XJ6 restomod project by Jaguar Classic for Iron Maiden’s drummer Nicko McBrain.

Following a teaser earlier this year, the reborn TWR has released more information about its stunning Supercat. Based on the – somewhat maligned – Jaguar XJS, the Supercat is an extreme, ...