It’s been over half a century since Jaguar caused as much of a ruckus as with the Type 00 Concept. The last time the Coventry-based automaker generated such a buzz was when the E-Type debuted in 1961.

We took a hair-raising trip around a track in the final four-door GT version of Jaguar’s polarizing relaunch concept car. It just might be good enough to end the British brand’s abysmal run of luck.

Why Jaguar’s color palette became legendary, our top 10 Jaguar colors of all time, and Jaguar’s influence on the industry – and its bold path toward the future. Jaguar’s top 10 colors range from ...

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 ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I’m the founder of the No. 1 automotive site for women. There is no more vaunted but troubled brand than Jaguar, nor one with more ...

The Type 00's radical design has divided enthusiasts and Jaguar owners. British luxury carmaker Jaguar grabbed headlines last December when it introduced the Type 00 concept, an electric two-door ...

This beautifully restored 1967 Jaguar XKE Series I 4.2 Roadster blends classic style, thoughtful upgrades, and iconic open-top driving. With its impossibly long bonnet, low stance, and perfect ...

With its impossibly long bonnet, low stance, and perfect proportions, this 1967 Jaguar XKE Series I 4.2 Roadster is as much a work of art as it is a sports car. Finished in a rich Opalescent Maroon, ...

There’s a reason Enzo Ferrari reportedly called the Jaguar E-Type “the most beautiful car ever made.” The 1967 Jaguar XKE Series I 4.2 is the last of the original Series I cars, and it continues ...

The Jaguar CEO is stepping down months after leading a controversial "woke" rebrand campaign for the auto company. Jaguar Land Rover CEO Adrian Mardell is set to retire after three decades at the ...

Jaguar sales in Europe plunged a shocking 97.5% following a botched rebrand that included a commercial featuring men in skirts to announce its upcoming pivot toward an all-electric fleet — but the ...