And unless you opted for the V12, that Jaguar sedan was probably going to be an XJ6, as the V8 option didn't appear until well into the AOL era. The Series III XJ6 sedan seen here perhaps ...

From the June 1987 issue of Car and Driver. We scrambled into the first new Jaguar in a decade expecting another classic. Cre­ating classics has become almost a matter of course for England's ...

Step inside this beauty, and you’ll find a blend of vintage charm and modern luxury ... of Nicko McBrain's factory resto-mod ...

Ike Turner, the man with a voice like thunder and a taste for drama as big as his hair, once decided to give Tina Turner a ...

Far North communities can get funding to support community-led initiatives that build resilience to the immediate and ongoing ...

Madonna purchased this rare 1967 Jaguar Mark X 4.2 for her son, Rocco Ritchie, to use, and the car is now looking for a new ...

Suffolk-based Bridge Classic Cars has partnered with Cancer Support Suffolk for a unique fundraising initiative. By the end of August, one person will be blessed with a 1990 Jaguar XJ6 for only ...

The largest classic British car show in the US returns ... One is the X300-generation Jaguar XJ, which was launched at the Paris motor show in October 1994, picking up the baton from its slightly ...

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A classic 1974 Daimler Sovereign, with an old Mercedes, are among a plethora of old vehicles found in a Bay of Islands barn that are now up for auction. It’s El Dorado for car collectors ...

Best Classic Solitaire brings the popular klondike version game of the solitaire card game to the palm of your hand. The goal of the game is to sort all the cards onto four piles. You have to ...

Among the attractions for some people was the chance to win a 1990 Jaguar XJ6 in a raffle organised by show sponsors Bridge Classic Cars from Pettistree, near Wickham Market in east Suffolk.