John Coyle, Author at JaguarForums - Page 20 of 22

Finding a cheap Jaguar XJ isn’t hard, but just what kind of issues can you expect to find? 

The auction listing might be goofy, but this Jaguar E-Type restomod is absolutely spectacular.

Jaguar replicas like this are works of art, and even at the lofty prices they command, worth every penny.

Until that moment on a Philadelphia street, I just saw cars as appliances. Then a parked Jaguar XJ6 upended my perspective.

Jaguar has made plenty of glorious concepts during its history. But even after nearly 20 years, one that’s continued to fascinate fans is the stunning Jaguar XK180 Concept. Audiences first got a glimpse of this stunner at the Paris Motor Show just before the turn of the century, and it still looks cutting edge—even today.

The Western Washington All British Field Meet is held every July at St. Edward State Park, a beautiful space about 35 minutes north of Seattle. And while I’ve lived in the Emerald City for the better part of two decades — and owned British cars for a decent chunk of that time — I’d actually never made it out to the show.

At least one new report says the era of bargain-basement XJS prices might be coming to an end. Here’s some interesting news for Jaguar fans: According to UK site Classic Car Auction Results, Jaguar XJS prices seem to be on the rise. Now, I’ve wondered before on this blog about why prices for the classic […] More »