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The New England Motor Press Association recently held their annual winter car of the year awards ceremony at MIT this week where a number of models were honored. Two of those models happen to be British.

It was only a few weeks ago that we reported that Jaguar was getting out of the wagon game.

The last time you found an inline-six sitting under the hood of Jaguar or Land Rover was back 1996. After that point, they switched to V6 engines. But the inline-six is possibly making a comeback.

If you were hoping that Jaguar would do a wagon of the new XF or XE, we have some bad news for you.

At the moment, Jaguar only offers one vehicle with the SVR badge; the F-Type SVR with 575 horsepower coming from a supercharged V8. But what does the future hold for the SVR badge? Will it remain on V8-powered vehicles?

Jaguar had planned to launch a successor for the XK coupe and convertible after production ended in 2015. Now those plans have been shelved.

Before the F-Type SVR rumbles into the Geneva Motor Show next month, Jaguar has revealed a bit more information on the most aggressive variant to date.

Luxury manufacturers are going quite small to bring in new buyers. But Jaguar isn't going to be following this for the time being.

It seems everyone is working on an electric vehicle of some kind. Jaguar and Land Rover are no exception to this.

The 200mph Jaguar F-Type SVR will debut at the Geneva Motor Show and enter showrooms this summer.

If 550 horsepower isn't enough for you in the Jaguar F-Type, then we have some very good news for you.

A number of automakers are beginning to install semi-autonomous technologies into their vehicles, but one is holding off for the time being.

The new 2017 Jaguar XE joins a crowded, but popular segment.

The second-generation XF debuted in Jaguar style with a big production involving a massive stunt which kept onlookers in suspense as the Jaguar XF piloted across the Wharf on two thin wires. See it here.

Among all luxury makes Lexus is no longer the top dog in terms of customer satisfaction following dealer service visits according to J.D. Power and Associates.

Some cars have a sophisticated look that sets them apart from the rest and the 1955 XK140 is in that category. The clean lines and elegant style on this classic Jaguar is part of what defines the brand.

Reports have been confirmed that Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is strongly considering building a new manufacturing plant in North America, but will it be in the US.

The time draws near for Jaguar to say goodbye, the XK has come to the end of the road. Will Jaguar pull the covers off a new XJ coupe based on the amazing F-Type?

How many more awards will the F-Type win before you take a test drive for yourself and find out what all the hype is about? Jaguar keeps on raking in the awards for the F-Type.

The 2015 BMW Series 3 gets a makeover, could it be a result of the soon to be released all-new Jaguar XE. The competition in this compact sports sedan market is about to get heated.

Larger intakes in the front bumper and a taller wing will make the Jaguar SVR F-Type even more irresistible. Has the elusive “Super” F-Type with north of 600 horsepower been spotted?

The all-new crossover from Jaguar named F-Pace is slated to go full-on electric and it could set the pace with a 300 miles range per charge.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) North America just awarded its top US retailers some very prestigious awards and it’s a rare honor to get one. Which dealers will win the top honors this year?

The Jaguar Heritage Challenge Racing Series has released more details about the dates, classes, and eligible cars. Get your car tuned up and your vintage goggles ready and let’s hit the track.

The legendary race cars from Jaguar may have paved the way for the more modern street cars today like the F-Type, but they have never forgotten their storied history birthed on-track.

The British Spy known as James Bond is the definition of sophisticated swagger, so why not have him drive a new Jaguar F-Type. It’s the power he needs and the sexy style that Bond is known for.

The male lion (king of the jungle) marks his territory and defends it with ferocious aggression. Jaguar instills fear into their competitors and roars like a lion if they feel any threat on the streets.

This one-off Graber bodied 1938 SS Jaguar 3.5 liter FHC (Fixed Head Coupe) is a stunning example of a custom car that won a few prestigious awards.

Automakers face the difficult task of pushing their brand forward with new styling while paying tribute to the classic lines of their vintage cars. Can Jaguar build a modern interpretation of a timeless design?

Have you ever taken your Jaguar on the track and participated in a driving event? The performance and handling of modern Jaguar’s make them a perfect match for racing on-track.