Jaguar Land Rover News

That includes the Ferrari 250 LM by Scaglietti, which netted an incredible $17.6 million.

Even without power to the rear axle, this custom Land Rover build is all 10 kinds of cool.

Perfection, revised: the Jaguar F-Type convertible and coupe are being fettled with by JLR Special Vehicle Operations.

Just imagine having to reverse-engineer your own car, some 40 years after it went out of production.

What's not to love?

And it'll be auctioned off at Bonhams in December.

CEO Dr. Ralf Speth doesn't see lithium-ion power density being suitable enough for mass EV sales for a while.

And the remote control? Your iPhone or Android.

Built by Jaguar Land Rover's Special Vehicle Operations outfit, this is the fourth Land Rover supplied for State Review.

If it can stop a Jaguar, it can stop a Bloodhound.

During the development of the XJ220, Tom Walkinshaw Racing used the van as a test mule.

An F-150 owner can graft an S-Type nose on his truck, right? Right?

Watch out Germany, the British are coming.

Blimey, we could actually get behind the wheel of a Jaguar E-Type? Oi, that's a bloody nice proposition!

In other news, the sky is still blue, gravity is still working, trees still-- wait, does that say Bugatti?!

When Jaguar unveils its latest performance-oriented sedan, everyone wins.

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