Posted by Tom Walton in Jaguar on 07 31st, 2008 | No Comments
Classic Jaguar Wood Restoration
Classic Jaguar Wood Restoration
A quick mention for a chap doing some sterling work restoring and producing new wood dashboards and interiors for Jaguars from the original XK’s all the way up to the modern stuff. Saul, originally from Cardiff, relocated to the sunnier climate of Altamonte Springs, Florida back in 1987 where...
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Posted by Tom Walton in Audi, Jaguar on 07 26th, 2008 | No Comments
Jaguar To Re-Enter Le-Mans
Jaguar To Re-Enter Le-Mans
Ratan Tata, billionaire owner of Tata Motors has revealed that Jaguar are considering a sensational return to Le Mans Racing, more than 15 years after pulling out of the last race. Previous owners Ford had pulled Jaguar out of the 24 hr race for a variety of reasons, notably cost, but then went on to...
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Posted by Tom Walton in Jaguar on 07 22nd, 2008 | No Comments
Jaguar launches anniversary XK60 model
Jaguar launches anniversary XK60 model
Jaguar has launched a special edition XK60 model to coincide with the 60th Anniversary of the original XK - the XK120 sports car, originally launched in 1948. Based on the current Jaguar XK coupe and convertible, the car will feature several options: a stunning body kit with deeper front and rear bumpers...
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Posted by Tom Walton in Jaguar on 07 17th, 2008 | No Comments
Jaguar D-Type Auctioned for 2.2 Million Pounds
Jaguar D-Type Auctioned for 2.2 Million Pounds
More from the fantastic Goodwood Festival Of Speed which ran this weekend gone (12-14 July 2008) - The First Ever Jaguar D-Type built, was auctioned off at the prestigious Bonhams and sold for a record price of £2.2 million, the most a D-Type has ever gone for - and you thought £50,000 for a reconditioned...
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Posted by Tom Walton in BMW, Jaguar on 07 14th, 2008 | No Comments
Jaguar XFR runs at Goodwood
Jaguar XFR runs at Goodwood
Jaguar has sensationally revealed the forthcoming XFR at the Goodwood event, with the car having several runs up the hill, driven by Jaguars chief chassis development man, Mike Cross. Whilst still describing the car as a “Sports Prototype” the car was clearly only a very lightly disguised...
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