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Wide-arched swapped 3.0-litre flat-six 1974 Porsche 914

Equipped with a 911 SC’s three-litre flat-six, this wide-arched 914 has the power to shift opinion Words Dan Furr. Photography Dan Sherwood.

Rare RHD 1967 Alfa Romeo Spider 1600 ‘Duetto’ 105-Series

This rare right-hand drive Alfa Duetto is a curvaceous ‘cuttlefish’ classic like no other. We get behind the wheel of a fabulously restored car...

Maserati Levante updated 2019 version

While not a lot has changed on the updated 2019 version of Maserati’s big SUV, there’s considerable excitement waiting in the wings, as we...

2019 Lamborghini Urus Drive Shock: It’s Great!

Lamborghini’s new SUV made its UK dynamic debut at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed – with us at the helm tanking it up...

If you think BMW racing is dear, Tiff reckons you’re wrong, as he recalls a lot of cheap fun in an BMW 320i E30

If you think BMW racing is dear, Tiff reckons you're wrong, as he recalls a lot of cheap fun in an E30 320i.

Peugeot 405Mi 16

We drive one of a handful of 405Mi 16s left and tell you why you'll miss them. This hens-teeth Peugeot 405Mi 16 reveals why...

Special car from Aston Martin’s Q division 430bhp V8-engined Cygnet

A special commission from Aston Martin's Q division, this V8-engined Cygnet is faster than most sports cars, and proof that Aston - and its...

Obituary Ole Sommer – 6 March 1931 – 24 July 2018

Ole Sommer, the former importer of Jaguar cars in Denmark and a leading collector of classic Jaguars, has died at the age of 87...

Group Test Jaguar XJ X350 – XJ6 3.0, XJ8 4.2, XJ 2.7 TDVi, XJR, Super V8 and Daimler Super Eight

To mark the X350’s 15th anniversary and understand its continuing appeal, we’ve gathered together six of the most important variants, from an early XJ6...

Jaguar XJ41/42 is the car that was supposed to replace the XJ-S in the Eighties

“I was distraught, I was absolutely gutted. It had all gone so sour and I was really upset about it” The XJ41 was supposed...

2019 Jaguar E-type Zero

The car industry loves firsts. The first car with standard seat belts, the first with four-wheel disc brakes, the first with sat-nav as standard – the list is immense. We car lovers enjoy these breakthroughs, too. Sometimes that’s because we get to experience the breakthrough first-hand when it’s new, or because the innovation in question is indisputably useful and rapidly spreads to other models.

 

Jaguar Racing breaks Shelsley Walsh Record

During its UK debut run, the Jaguar I-Type 2 Formula E racecar set a new electric car course record of 30.46 seconds at the...
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