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There's not a whole lot to report on the Jaguar XKR-S, and maybe that's a good thing. Pound for pound against it's "twin" Aston Martin, the standard XKR is one of the best performance automotive ...

In this video, Shifting Metal restores a 2009 Jaguar XKR with a 4.2L supercharged V8 engine, purchased from auction for £7,500. Although the car was bought at a fraction of its original price, it ...

At the heart of this growling kitty is a five liter V8, supercharged and tweaked, to deliver 550 horsepower. The folks at Jaguar say it's the most powerful road car they've ever built. To step into ...

It's been suggested that Jaguar's top-performing R models are just a smidge too tame-looking; that they're wolves in sheep's Wilton woolens. Design director Ian Callum has fixed that but good with the ...

With 370 horsepower on tap, today's Nice Price or No Dice XKR is a Jag that likely doesn't pussyfoot around. Let's see if it's priced to move as well. While time and its long-term owner had been kind ...

Jaguar is in the final stages of stress testing the new four-door GT electric, based on the controversial Type 00. With an EV ...

On the opening day of the 2011 Los Angeles International Automobile Show, Jaguar Land Rover continues its new product and concept vehicle momentum with the Global and North American debuts of multiple ...

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In this video, a car dealer explains how a sale of a Jaguar XKR fell through after the buyer watched a YouTube video ...

Prices shown for the used 2014 Jaguar XK Convertible 2D XKR-S V8 Supercharged with NaN miles are what people paid to buy this vehicle or what people received when trading in this vehicle at a dealer.

The guys who read Wired magazine — at least the guys we know — tend to idolize Mr. Spock and just about anything else associated with “Star Trek.” They also enjoy talking about computer software and ...