Jaguar

If we had one complaint about Jaguar's 2.0-litre diesel X-Type, it was that the car seemed capable of handling more power.

Every manufacturer needs a flagship - a car to which even owners of some of its most upmarket models can still aspire. It's been a long wait, but Jagu…

The X-Type was built to take Jaguar into the mainstream. The 'baby' Jag drew heavily on parent firm Ford's Mondeo

As late arrivals go, Jaguar's long-awaited entry into the estate car market leaves Britain's notoriously unpredictable railway system looking punctual…

The 1994 'X300' Jaguar XJ6 was an unashamed retrograde model. Essentially an XJ40 with 'traditional' four-headlamp front

We were the first magazine to reveal Jaguar's plans for the new X-Type Estate - now we're first to drive it. We climbed behind the wheel of the Covent…