There are 9 reviews for the 1994 Jaguar XJS, ... This car is like riding in heaven, holds the road like a pro racing car with the glide of a soft luxury car.

Tom Walkinshaw Racing is back, with a wild-looking 600-hp V12-powered retake on the mighty Jaguar XJS, a coupe so sleek it almost defined British cool in the 1970s and 1980s.

Ed Abbott's Jaguar XJS isn't the obvious choice for the gruelling Roger Albert Clark Rally but will tackle the event as part ...

Now the tuning side has been revived under the TWR Performance banner, and its reintroduction reaches back to 1984 for inspiration: Enter the Supercat, a restomodded Jaguar XJS packing a potent V ...

The Coolest Jaguar You (Probably) Forgot About Is Now a Wicked Restomod. Designed in collaboration with Porsche tuner Magnus Walker, TWR's restomod has racing roots and comes with a manual.

That’s because the XJ-S has long been one of Jaguar’s least loved cars. From the moment it was launched in September 1975, many struggled to see the XJ-S as a legitimate successor to the ...

Although based on the XJS, its design and engineering is said to incorporate elements inspired by other great Jaguar racing cars, including the XJR-9 and XJR-15 – along with the XJ220 supercar ...

This 4.0-liter inline-six Jaguar is outfitted with a five-speed manual transmission, and it's British Racing Green with green wheels. Hear me out: Back-to-school car?

There are two names that are legendary in U.K. motorsports: Tom Walkinshaw Racing and Jaguar.While the competition side of Walkinshaw has long been done and over with, the name has also been ...

There are two names that are legendary in U.K. motorsports: Tom Walkinshaw Racing and Jaguar.While the competition side of Walkinshaw has long been done and over with, the name has also been ...

Back in 1984 and as TWR Sport, the team created a heavily modified version of the XJS called the “XJR-S” with better aerodynamics, suspension, brakes and a beefier engine than what Jaguar had ...