Type, no doubt. It's still remembered as one of the best-looking cars ever. The Jaguar XK is a commendable sports car with a ...

M ost Jaguar engines go straight from factory to fame. Others end up in a warehouse of misfit motors somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. This particular 6.0-liter Jaguar V12 took a weird detour to ...

Powering the Jaguar E-Type GTO is a rebuilt Jaguar V12 engine, refurbished by Team CJ in Texas. It is estimated to develop ...

Jaguar's first V12 engine was ready for production in 1971, but the company had no new cars for it. The engine was supposed to have launched with the XJ6 of 1968.

We thought Mark Sawatsky had the engine swap of the century when he fit a Jaguar V12 into an MGB GT. Only problem: it didn’t really work, and then that lovely V12 died. So he did what any ...

Although Jaguar’s E-Type was introduced back in 1961, the shape, identity and meaning of the British sports car remain ...

V12 engines add extra power through extra cylinders ... Jaguar sold its V12 engine from 1971 to 1997, with its initial size of 5.3 liters growing to 7.0 liters by the time it was retired in 1996.

Not just any V12, but an extensive redevelopment of Jaguar's decades-old engine fit for racing use. A version of this motor won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in a Jaguar XJR-9 the year this concept came ...

ECD Automotive Design has gone above and beyond in building Jaguar E-Type Roadster restomods, and this particular build is ...

The 1983 XJ-S not only looked sleeker than its competition, it boasted an extra-smooth V12 engine rated at 262 horsepower and came with a comprehensive two-year warranty covering everything but ...

Jaguar power returns to Trans-Am racing this summer with a 650-horsepower Jaguar AJ-V8 engine, developed by Michigan-based Rocketsports Racing.A 4.5-l ...

While Americans were able to buy new Jaguar two-doors with V12 engines under their bonnets from 1971 all the way through 1996, availability of new Jaguar. Skip to main content.