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Frank Stephenson is a man who speaks his mind. Some of his opinions may be controversial, but he has every right to talk about car design. Having been involved in styling everything from the Ferrari F430 to the original BMW X5, the Moroccan automotive designer knows a thing or two…

It's all in good fun.

Jaguar is going through a major rebranding right now. It stopped producing every model last year except for the F-Pace, but even it is on borrowed time. The automaker is getting ready to say goodbye to the model—and its V-8 engine—as it shifts to electric, giving the SUV a limited-run…

The E-Type is one of Jaguar's most iconic vehicles. Production lasted from 1961 to 1974, spanning three generations. These days, the E-Type is a prime candidate for the restomod treatment; buyers who want the Jag's iconic looks with a modern powertrain and technology.

One of the many great things about the Mazda Miata is that it's a great platform to build upon. A decently roomy engine bay in NAs and NBs accommodates a ton of engine swaps. Ford and Chevy V-8s are common, K-series Honda engines are getting more popular too. One company…

The sleek Jaguar I-Pace hit the streets in 2018 as one of the first modern electric efforts from a company that wasn't Tesla. And even though Jag axed the pioneering model from its lineup last year, Waymo isn't done with it yet. 

Paul Bamba was ambitious and loved by his friends and family. But his quest for success was built on dubious fights and a fatal disregard for his own health

Jaguar is hitting the reset button. Rather than continuing to chase BMW, it wants to go after Bentley. The brand’s reinvention starts with this outrageously shaped car. It was initially previewed by the Type 00 concept last December before the outlandish EV appeared earlier this month during Paris Fashion Week.…

Reinventing a brand is tricky business. You risk alienating your current clientele in the hope of attracting new buyers. Jaguar is fine with targeting a different audience, even if that means saying goodbye to most of its existing customers. Managing director Rawdon Glover estimates that only 15 percent of current…