The car's development took nearly a decade, with its chassis and body constructed from carbon fiber-reinforced polymer. The ...

Manual V12 supercars like the Lamborghini Diablo and McLaren F1 were fairly commonplace. Even four-seat GT supercars like the Ferrari 456 and Jaguar XJ220 were sold with a manual. Today ...

A restomodded XJ220 could easily have it swapped with something more exciting – maybe a V12 and AWD combo as initially intended by Jaguar itself. While the model will most likely remain a ...

When the initial XJ220 concept was revealed in 1988, it was powered by a TWR-built V12 originally designed by Jaguar's famed engineer, Walter Hassan. A 6.2-lier DOHC all-aluminum masterpiece rated ...

Of course, when Jim Randle, Jaguar’s director of product ... it was road- legal and came complete with the V12 that had been deemed unsuitable for the XJ220… Used Porsche 911 (991, 2011 ...

The XJ220 may be a highlight from Jaguar's recent history, but it can't care for it in-house. That's where Don and Justin Law come in. Although its reign may have lasted only a year before the ...

The Jaguar XJ220 was the British response to a global ... and when depositors found that the promised normally aspirated 6-litre V12 had shrunk back into a steroidal version of the Metro 6R4 ...