I bought a Jaguar XJR to fix up. The supercharged X308 XJR is a unique car from an era when vehicles were built differently. This particular example is quite worn out, but I'm eager to restore it.

Nonetheless, this story has nothing to do with the upcoming sedan mentioned above, as it is all about the resurrection of the XJ. You do remember Jaguar's demised flagship sedan, don't you?

Jaguar has tried the "look ahead instead of to the past" position before, most recently with the last-generation XJ. This model threw tradition to the wind and proved awkwardly generic as a result.

Remember the electric Jaguar XJ that was canceled back in 2021? Well, here it is. This single photo below posted on X by Richard Seddon is our best look at what was supposed to be Jaguar’s ...

You’ll have to spring for the rear-biased dual-motor S6 e-tron, which produces 503 PS (370 kW). This is boosted to 551 PS (405 kW) with launch control engaged, firing the car to 100 km/h in 3.9 ...

Though, anyone who’s witnessed a Jaguar XJR-15’s 6.0-litre V12 rumble into life may profess otherwise. Of the 50 units ever built, just 27 were homologated for road-legal use, while the others ...

An all-new, all-electric, more luxurious, and larger Jaguar XJ sedan will debut after 2025, according to a report from the British publication Autocar, quoting a source familiar with the matter.

Its racing exploits saw the V12 used by Jaguar's official team, called Tom Walkinshaw Racing, and powered the Le Mans winning XJR-9 of 1988. It later appeared in the XJR12 and the Lister Storm ...

A 1991 Jaguar XJR-15 that has been driven just 153 miles (246 km) since new is heading to auction in a few days and is expected to sell for between $1.2 million and $1.5 million. RM Sotheby’s is ...

Jaguar made the prowling beauty that is the XJR-15 in the 1990s, but it remained a supercar that only few know about, and even fewer will ever get to actually own. When it comes to Jaguar's most ...

To transport the Queen to Buckingham Palace, a customised Jaguar XJ hearse has been used, with the vehicle specified some years ago by the Queen herself. Constructed by Wilcox Limousines in the UK ...