These beasts share key traits: thrilling performance, supercharged engines, and a 0-60 mph sprint in four seconds or faster.

A meticulously restored 1967 Jaguar E-Type Series I Roadster, featuring a matching-numbers 4.2L engine, heads to Mecum ...

Take the MG ZT 260 and Rover 75 V8, for example, and although the Vauxhall VXR8 was technically an Australian car ... Jaguar put the XF through a wind tunnel for 100 hours to fine-tune the aero ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

As reliable as a well-maintained 1990s German super saloon, the Classic Driver Market never fails to deliver jaw-dropping ...

Instead of today's pricey, gadget-laden rockets, consider the surprisingly swift and refined 'barges' of yesteryear.

That’s less than four years away and means the F-Pace you’re thinking about buying could be the last Jaguar with an actual engine that you ever own. Heck, it could be the last car with an engine ...

It’s also hasn't technically launched in Australia yet, with only a handful of examples of its initial model ... buying could be the last Jaguar with an actual engine that you ever own. Heck, it could ...

Good to hear from you again, Mac. As you probably know the Sovereign of that era had dual headlight circuits (one left and ...

They're available in the full choice of body colours offered for the rest of the I-Pace range, as well as with all the equipment already available for those models ... Jaguar says an upcoming over-the ...

The head-turning Jaguar Type 00 concept car has just set wheels in Paris, causing a commotion. People kept wondering what it ...