Jaguar has secured an industry lead with its new state-of-the-art ’JaguarWatch’ Stolen Vehicle Tracking Device, available initially on the new XK, which went on sale on March 16th 2006.
In an era of security conscious motoring, Jaguar’s lead in achieving Thatcham Category 5 accreditation for JaguarWatch is also an industry "first" for supplying a pan-European stolen vehicle tracking device.
Statistics show that whilst vehicle-related crime has been falling steadily, it (...)
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The new Jaguar XK has picked up a major reader award as ’The Most Exciting Car to be Launched in 2006’ at the prestigious What Car? Car of the Year Awards, held in London last night. Thousands of readers of www.whatcar.com and the woman’s glossy magazine Eve voted the new XK top of 10 cars not yet on sale, but due to be launched in 2006.
Steve Fowler, Group Editor of What Car? magazine, commented: "This clearly demonstrates the affection that the British public still has for the (...)
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Jaguar XK has picked up a major reader award as ’The Most Exciting Car to be Launched in 2006’ at the prestigious What Car? Car of the Year Awards, held in London last night.
Steve Fowler, Group Editor of What Car? magazine, commented: "This clearly demonstrates the affection that the British public still has for the brand and the excitement when a new Jaguar sports car is around the corner. We’re looking forward to giving our own verdict on the car in the coming weeks and (...
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Jaguar announced pricing for the new XK today following the official unveil of the convertible model at the Detroit Motorshow. Customers can now place an order for the new model with prices starting from 102991$ for the coupe and 113442$ for the convertible.
The launch of the new XK marks the beginning of an exciting era for Jaguar in terms of design and engineering, and reinforces the marque’s reputation for building beautiful, fast cars that are as rewarding to drive as they are (...)
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The new Jaguar XK has picked up a major reader award as ’The Most Exciting Car to be Launched in 2006’ at the prestigious What Car? Car of the Year Awards, held in London last night. Thousands of readers of www.whatcar.com and the woman’s glossy magazine Eve voted the new XK top of 10 cars not yet on sale, but due to be launched in 2006.
Steve Fowler, Group Editor of What Car? magazine, commented: "This clearly demonstrates the affection that the British public still has for the (...)
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The Jaguar D-Type sports cars were produced from 1954 through 1957. These factory-built race cars were similar to the C-Type, but given more powerful engines, improved chassis, and aerodynamic bodies.
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The first post-war auto salon held in London, the Earls Court British Motor Show, opened its doors on October 27, 1948. No one was prepared for the shock caused by the unveiling of the bronze-colored Jaguar roadster, the XK 120. William Lyons raised the bar for sports cars with this model, and nearly 60 years later we still admire its superb lines and the sound of its inline six-cylinder motor.
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From the legendary XK120 that introduced the XK name to the roads - and thousands of owners to the delights of a Jaguar - through to the current range of coupes and convertibles, Jaguar’s XK sports cars have consistently set the benchmark when it comes to blending luxury, performance and grand touring ability.
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What is also amazing is that the XK8 convertible has all the sportiness of the XK120, 140, 150 and E-type with an automatic transmission. It also has all the creature comforts of a small coupe, but one where you can remove the top with one switch and have a convertible’s benefits as well.
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The Jaguar XKR is gorgeous,is one of the most important Jaguars ever. The next-generation car will initially only be offered in naturally-aspirated form, with a further-developed version of 4.2-liter AJ-V8 engine found in current XK8 models.
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