The vintage cars that caught our eye at the London Concours event last month.

Shopping for a car with a non-petrolhead can be a frustrating and fulfilling experience, says our good doctor.

Electrifying performance and a luxurious ride makes Jaguar’s Tesla-killer ready for the future.

Jaguar’s first electric car – and Singapore’s first electric SUV – sounds great on paper, but what is it really like to live with one?

Jaguar’s sharp-looking electric SUV is radically different from the rest of the company’s “cats”.

Forget good sense – sports cars such as the 718 Cayman and F-Type make you happy, but does the Porsche or the Jaguar make you happy as can be?

Which of these “baby” SUV models will prove to be the most irresistible to well-heeled suburbanites searching for a sporty runabout?

Which of these “baby” SUV models will prove to be the most irresistible to well-heeled suburbanites searching for a sporty runabout?

This year’s automotive off erings that make even the most jaded of petrolheads go weak in the knees.

Jaguar’s second SUV after the F-Pace is as sporty as any compact crossover out there.

Batteries included, chauffeurs excluded, steering wheels ejected.

Which of these saloons will prove the most appealing to corporate climbers looking for a continental ride?

Two generations of mid-size Jag cats meet on a drizzly day, play with rainwater and fight a little.

Which of these sporty 3-litre limousines offers the most dynamic combination of comfort, space and pace?

Jaguar’s fiercest feline is even more assertive in SVR specification.

Jaguar’s first SUV, F-Pace, is highly competent in performance, practicality, comfort and creative flair.

Two British “cats” meet for the first time in Singapore, with “X” marking their meeting point in more ways than one

Britain’s newest baby brings the fight to the Germans.