Beaulieu seeks to reassure Jaguar enthusiasts over National Motor Museum future

Beaulieu has moved to reassure Jaguar enthusiasts that cars and motoring will remain at the heart of the attraction, following the announcement that the National Motor Museum Trust is seeking a new home for its collection when its current lease expires in 2030. News that the National Motor Museum could leave its home of more […]
First look inside the new Jaguar
Jaguar has given the world its first official look inside the Type 01, revealing a four-seat cabin that carries many of the ideas first seen on the Type 00 concept into the forthcoming production GT. Until now, almost everything we have seen of the Type 01 has been disguised. Prototypes have covered thousands of development […]
How you can drive the cars that defined Jaguar

Editor Wayne Scott was invited down to a Jaguar Classic Driving Experience day to see what it is all about – and find out why you should save up the pennies and give it a go… There are plenty of driving experiences where, for a few quid, you can spend a handful of laps wrestling […]
Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club AGM 26th September 2026

The Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club AGM takes place on September 26th 2026, being held at JLR Classic, Imperial Road, Prologis Park, Coventry CV8 3LF. AGM Timings Doors open at 10:00am for Tea and Coffee, AGM officially starts at 10:30 prompt. Please note that access to the building will not be available until 10:00am when doors open. […]
JLR Reshapes Leadership Whilst 300 UK Roles Face Reduction

JLR has announced a significant reshaping of its senior leadership team as the company strengthens its focus on the UK, Defender and North America, while separately beginning a workforce programme expected to result in up to 300 employees leaving the business. Cian O’Brien has been appointed Managing Director of JLR UK, succeeding Patrick McGillycuddy, who […]
The Day a Scottish Privateer Conquered Le Mans

Celebrating the 70th anniversary of Ecurie Ecosse’s historic 1956 victory When the chequered flag fell at Le Mans on the afternoon of 29 July 1956, Ecurie Ecosse secured its place in motorsport history. Seventy years ago this year, an independent Scottish racing team travelled to Le Mans with first-class preparation, a close relationship with Jaguar, […]
Has Range Rover Stolen Jaguar’s Thunder?

Opinion piece There was a time when you instinctively knew where each Jaguar Land Rover product belonged. Jaguars were lithe sporting saloons, elegant sports cars and graceful grand tourers. Defenders were capable off-roaders. Range Rovers occupied the luxurious end of the SUV market, while Discovery was the go-anywhere family vehicle. Over the past few years, […]
Anthony Hamilton’s remarkable collection heads to auction at Silverstone

One of the finest private collections of Jaguars assembled in recent years is set to go under the hammer next month, as Iconic Auctioneers offers the Anthony Hamilton Collection during the BRDC Classic at Silverstone on the 25th of July. Anthony Hamilton, father of seven-time Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton, has spent years quietly building […]
Ian Callum releases design study XJ220

Ian Callum’s design consultancy has unveiled on their Instagram feed the first glimpse of an intriguing reimagining of one of Jaguar’s greatest supercars, the XJ220. Only a side-profile image has been released so far, but it reveals a striking reinterpretation of the iconic shape. While unmistakably inspired by the original, the new design adopts a […]
Lots of Jaguar interest at inaugural Wilton House Concours des Légendes

The British concours scene gained an exciting new addition this weekend as the inaugural Wilton House Concours des Légendes opened its gates in the magnificent surroundings of one of Britain’s finest stately homes. Set within the spectacular parkland of Wilton House, just outside Salisbury, the event immediately established itself as something rather different from the […]