While still nowhere near as popular as its XKE predecessors, Jag's XJS is gaining in fandom. The crazy-rare manual versions like today's Nice Price or No Dice convertible are among the most desirable.

THE JAGUAR XJS WASN’T THAT well received when it debuted in September 1975. For starters, it replaced the E-type, a car many consider the most beautiful sports car of all time. Secondly, it wasn’t a ...

The new Supercat packs 600hp. This radical new Supercat is a makeover for the ages. The original Jaguar XJS, which had a controversial production run from 1975 to 1996, is making an eye-opening ...

The Jaguar XJ220 inevitably comes to mind when someone mentions a Jaguar supercar, but there were a couple of other machines produced in the 1980s and 1990s that were capable of 200 mph speeds and ...