Awesome Jaguar

More than 50 years after its initial creation, Jaguar started building a handful of new E-Type sports cars with aluminum bodies. Watch the British automaker once again handcraft this beautiful car in this 5-minute video from inside Jaguar’s Coventry factory.

XCAR got to drive the bad guys’ rides from the new James Bond movie Spectre. There’s the hulking custom Land Rover Defender, the fast and powerful Range Rover Sport SVR and the inexplicably unproduced hybrid supercar, the Jaguar C-X75.

Jaguar gave their all new F-PACE sports crossover the most dramatic entrance possible, sending it and stunt driver Terry Grant through a massive loop measuring a record-breaking 62.6 feet tall, and exerting nearly 6.5G along the way.

Our friend Jonathon Klein of BoldRide recently got his hands on the 2016 Jaguar F-Type R and hooned it around while working on his review. Along the way, he pushed this beautiful car hard, doing some serious tire damage in the process.

A peek at the supercar rides of James Bond and his nemesis Mr. Hinx in the upcoming movie SPECTRE. James Bond’s Aston Martin DB10 will engage in a chase scene in the streets of Rome against Mr. Hinx’s Jaguar C-X75.

The new Jaguar XF is up to 265lb. lighter than its predecessor thanks to its aluminum body. It also has a more aggressive look, particularly on its front end. Powertrains start with a 163hp diesel and go up to a 380hp supercharged V6.

The 340hp 3L V6 F-Type and the 380hp F-Type S start with a 6-speed manual transmission and RWD. The F-Type R is strictly AWD and automatic to rein in its 550hp 5L V8. All tiers have coupe and convertible variants.

The Bloodhound SSC team is building a car that can go 1000mph. Along the way, they had to test out the communication system and make sure it will work at high speeds. We think it was just an excuse to play with Jaguars, a helicopter and a jet.

Designer Tamás Jakus combined elements of the Triumph Speed Triple motorcycle with Jaguar’s F-Type Project 7 sports car, resulting in one of the most beautiful British bikes we’ve laid eyes on. Sadly, it only exists in digital form.

Jaguar Land Rover’s augmented reality concept includes vehicle pillars that show what’s directly behind them, a ghost car for navigation and various heads up displays such as traffic light timers and parking locators.

Performance tuners Hennessey have outed the HPE600 package for V8-powered Jaguar F-Types, amping things up to a crazy 623 horsepower and 567 lb.-ft. of torque, resulting in a 0-to-60 time of 3.5 seconds. More on 95Octane.

Jaguar Heritage Driving gives you the chance to drive some of the best Jaaaags for a decent price, from a full day of driving a variety of cars to half an hour with individual classic models. The catch? It’s in England.

The top-end variant of Jaguar’s new sport sedan – designed by Ian Callum – the man behind the F-Type. The rear-wheel-drive sport sedan has a 340hp, supercharged 3.0-liter V6, 8-speed ZF gearbox, and a 0-to-60 time of 4.9secs.

Jaguar is going to finish a project that it began in 1963: the final six of the intended 18 Lightweight E-Type vehicles. It has an aluminum unibody and a six-cylinder engine that produces up to 340hp and 280lbs ft of torque. More on 95octane.

The Virtual Windscreen Concept is a track-oriented heads up display. Similar to the interface in driving games, it can show data such as GPS, lap times and racing lines. It will even let you race against a “ghost” car.

Inspired by the D-Type, the Project 7 is a two-seater with a 575hp 5.0L supercharged V8, an aluminum body and a removable roof. Goes 0 to 60mph in 3.8s and tops out at 186mph. We preferred the concept’s paint job. More on 95o.