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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.

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…

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Fender's cult-classic offset is remodelled again and could well be one of the most fun offsets we've played in recent memory

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Jaguar is one of those automotive brands whose heritage precedes it. But it hasn’t been doing so great in the last 20 years. Now, it’s rebranding itself and moving upmarket into Bentley territory, with a new product designed to shock and impress upscale buyers.

We don't hear much about Lister in the United States, but the UK company is alive and kicking. You'll find no shortage of tuned Jaguars wearing the company's green and yellow badge, but 32 years ago, there was the Lister Storm. Powered by a meaty Jag V-12, the limited-production supercar…