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You may remember Jaguar’s Project 7 concept car, essentially a single-seater version of the F-Type convertible. Unveiled at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Project 7 pays homage to Jaguar’s D-type racer produced from 1954 to 1957 that won the Le Mans 24-hour race three times in 1955, 1956 and 1957. The name is also a tribute to Jaguar’s 7 victories at the famous endurance race. Read more »
- Jaguar Files For Ev-type Trademark; What Could It Mean?
We have absolutely no idea what Jaguar’s filing for a trademark for the “EV-Type†name could possibly mean. It was filed with both US and Euro offices, and aside from it possibly signifying Jaguar’s interest in creating an all-electric...
- Jaguar Reveals Production 567hp F-type Project 7, Heads To Goodwood [w/video]
Few people believed Jaguar’s Project 7 show car that was unwrapped at last year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed would ever be produced, but the British automaker proved everyone wrong by announcing that it will build 250 road-going examples....
- Jaguar Xk-1 Design Concept Resurrects The Classic D-type
Like all sports and premium carmakers with a long presence in the industry, Jaguar has created some models, which for one reason or the other, have withstood the test of time and become legends. The D-Type is one such model. Produced between 1954 and...
- Jaguar F-type Roadster Could Be Joined By Coupe, Fwd Compact Model And Suv
The F-Type, which made its U.S. debut at the LA Motor Show last week and is scheduled to go on sale in May 2013, is much more than just the high-profile sports car that’s been missing from Jaguar’s range for a long time. True, the F-Type...
- Jaguar’s 2008 S-type Successor Baptized Officially Xf
Out goes the S-Type nameplate as Jaguar announced that its new mid-size sports saloon which will make its public debut next autumn will bear the name XF. Designed and developed at Jaguar’s Product Development Centre at Whitley in Coventry, UK,...
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Jaguar’s Ian Callum Tells the Story of the Project 7’s Design
You may remember Jaguar’s Project 7 concept car, essentially a single-seater version of the F-Type convertible. Unveiled at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Project 7 pays homage to Jaguar’s D-type racer produced from 1954 to 1957 that won the Le Mans 24-hour race three times in 1955, 1956 and 1957. The name is also a tribute to Jaguar’s 7 victories at the famous endurance race. Read more »
- Jaguar Files For Ev-type Trademark; What Could It Mean?
We have absolutely no idea what Jaguar’s filing for a trademark for the “EV-Type†name could possibly mean. It was filed with both US and Euro offices, and aside from it possibly signifying Jaguar’s interest in creating an all-electric...
- Jaguar Reveals Production 567hp F-type Project 7, Heads To Goodwood [w/video]
Few people believed Jaguar’s Project 7 show car that was unwrapped at last year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed would ever be produced, but the British automaker proved everyone wrong by announcing that it will build 250 road-going examples....
- Jaguar Xk-1 Design Concept Resurrects The Classic D-type
Like all sports and premium carmakers with a long presence in the industry, Jaguar has created some models, which for one reason or the other, have withstood the test of time and become legends. The D-Type is one such model. Produced between 1954 and...
- Jaguar F-type Roadster Could Be Joined By Coupe, Fwd Compact Model And Suv
The F-Type, which made its U.S. debut at the LA Motor Show last week and is scheduled to go on sale in May 2013, is much more than just the high-profile sports car that’s been missing from Jaguar’s range for a long time. True, the F-Type...
- Jaguar’s 2008 S-type Successor Baptized Officially Xf
Out goes the S-Type nameplate as Jaguar announced that its new mid-size sports saloon which will make its public debut next autumn will bear the name XF. Designed and developed at Jaguar’s Product Development Centre at Whitley in Coventry, UK,...