The evil road-legal brother of the XJ220, the S was a TWR-built homologation special conceived to take Jaguar's supercar to Le Mans ...

Though it got off to a controversial start, the XJ220 ultimately became the fastest production car in the world in 1992. No one thought that Jaguar's supercar could get any better, but they were ...

This leads on to the most underrated supercar of them all. This is a car that was underrated before it was launched, after it ...

John Deacon, the renowned bassist of Queen, is known for his reserved demeanor and exceptional musical talent. Beyond the stage, Deacon harbored a passion for high-performance automobiles, most ...

One of the fastest cars Ferrari ever built, the F50 GT reached 233 mph on the track. Jaguar's cringeworthy rebrand would never allow you to believe this, but the XJ220 is a supercar that was ...

Of course, when Jim Randle, Jaguar’s director of ... with 542bhp it would enable the XJ220 to comfortably exceed 200mph and claim its place as the fastest production car ever (212.3mph in ...

Enthusiasts and early buyers felt betrayed, leading to widespread disappointment. Jaguar XJ220 (1992 1994) Despite being the fastest production car at the time, the XJ220’s $500,000 price tag and an ...

In the 1990s, if you wanted the fastest, most eye-catching Mercedes ... went on to collaborate with Jaguar on the Le Mans-winning XJR-9, the equally successful XJR-12, and the XJ220 supercar. In ...

Jaguar was originally the model name of this elegant sports car from Sir William Lyons’s SS Cars, before the whole company ...

This is the story of one of the rarest and fastest ’90s super-GTs. We feature the Lister Storm because it was a unique ’90s supercar - a four-seater GT of which only a few were made ...

Certain animals have evolved remarkable speeds to catch prey or evade predators. The ostrich, impala, and kangaroo showcase nature's incredible ingenuity, leveraging their speed and agility.

These beasts share key traits: thrilling performance, supercharged engines, and a 0-60 mph sprint in four seconds or faster.