Jaguar is the first auto manufacturer to bring to mass market a wearable watch-type, wristband car key. They call it their Activity Key.

Jaguar has turned aluminum, as well as leather, epoxy, and four rubber tires, into a muscular, growling cat known as the 2016 F-TYPE S.

First-generation E-Type models are uncommon and in this condition, truly magnificent. It is a trophy sports car gentlemen travel the globe to acquire.

The XJ220s from the early 1990s are not just any Jaguars.

Jaguar is an 80-year-old company that’s never made a crossover until this year. Given that fact, you could say the new F-PACE is a turning point for the brand.

Jaguar turns 80 this year. It’s also excited about its first-ever crossover, the F-PACE. So what’s a legendary automaker to do when it comes to celebrating such milestones?