This rare diamond weighs 14.23 carats and is classified as a fancy intense pink, which is one of the rarest and most desirable color grades for pink diamonds ... Shelby’s Cobra, and Jaguar’s E-Type.

Jaguar is entering an extremely abnormal phase for an established automaker: it's about to go without cars on sale for roughly a year, as it kills off its whole existing lineup in preparation for ...

It's been 50 years since production of the Jaguar E-Type came to an end, and Jaguar has marked the occasion by building two new examples of the iconic sports car for a loyal customer. The cars ...

Years before Jaguar announced their decision to go full EV with their lineup, the i-Pace SUV paved the way forward as the British marque's sole electric vehicle. Now Jaguar has announced their ...

It’s fighting to stay relevant to new-vehicle buyers in the United States, but British automaker Jaguar has two guaranteed sales in its books after reviving the classic E-Type convertible.

Jaguar is a premium car manufacturer from the ... wheel would feature illuminating drive mode buttons, too, with the color of each button being matched by the paddles once the former is pressed.

Jaguar built two special E-Type Series I drophead coupe models for a very special customer in Southeast Asia. They feature bespoke jewelry including a mother of pear, hallmarked solid silver, and ...

The Jaguar Classic E-Type Commemorative in Opal Black Jaguar Classic/Instagram The E-Type Commemoratives are both drophead coupes or convertibles. One is finished in Signet Green, the other in ...

The engine is Jaguar’s classic 3.8-litre six, yes, but the four-speed manual has been ditched for a more-current five-speed, and the carbs have been swapped out for electronic fuel injection for ...

If, on the other hand, the driver presses a blue or green Eco mode button, then the paddles would glow that color. Jaguar is ...

X75's original designer, transformed a Spectre stunt car into a luxurious, roadgoing supercar over a decade after the ...

LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Far from soothing anxieties about mounting sovereign debt, the world's biggest economies appear to be doubling down - almost goading bond investors into ratcheting up the ...