The XK140 was a short-lived step on the ladder between the late 1940s XK120 and mid-to-late 1950s XK150, with all three being something of a transitional era from the SS Jaguar 100 and the thoroughly ...

First used in airplanes, the straight-six engine is now beloved for smooth power delivery - here's why it reigns supreme.

It's been more than half a year since one of the most iconic carmakers in the world, Jaguar, fell off the face of the Earth. It did so after it presented the Type 00 and supposedly entered a sort of ...

Jaguar, acquired from Ford along with Land Rover in 2008 by India’s Tata Group to create JLR, has been a problem for years. Attempts by original JLR boss Ralf Speth, a former BMW exec, to reinvent ...