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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…

Once upon a time, posters of certain cars hung proudly on bedroom walls, symbolizing success, speed, and freedom. But as trends, technology, and tastes have shifted, many of those once-coveted rides have lost their shine. The market is littered with unpopular dream cars that now sit neglected on dealer lots…

Owners of the troubled luxury electric crossover can’t believe it, but it’s real. The Jaguar I-Pace can now top up at Superchargers.

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Jaguar wants to reinvent itself. A big part of the process will be to sell fewer cars.

Jaguar is currently undergoing the biggest change in its 90-year history. The British carmaker has taken the radical step to end production of all four of its model lines and move upmarket, with plans to introduce a new vehicle—a luxurious electric sedan—in 2026. It'll be more expensive and more capable…

If buyers aren't careful, the costs of owning a luxury vehicle can exceed the MSRP, thanks to maintenance and repairs.