Jaguar Magazine - Issue 209

In this issue

An XK120 beauty with an extraordinary racing history and 50 year continuous ownership.

The great 1953 Jaguar Le Mans winner Tony Rolt honoured.

Twelve months all-electric I-Pace ownership for Howard Snow a Jaguar factory stalwart since the 1960s.

The XJ-S saved Jaguar with its unexpected racing successes on three continents.

Mark Trenoweth has restored his second John McCormack designed XJ-S GT racer.

Austin Swallow celebrations at Sir William Lyons' former home.

XJ-C unique 1973 Show car and V12 prototype is back. A welcome return of Jaguar's Pink Panther.

And lots and lots more.

Jaguar Magazine Description:

Welcome to the world' first and finest independent Jaguar publication, founded in 1984 with the full co-operation of Jaguar Cars. Jaguar Magazine covers all aspects of this famous marque in style, and is produced to the highest possible standard. Whether it's the latest news from the company in this exciting era, stories relating to any of the earlier models dating back to S.S. Cars and beyond, the personalities, racing or any other aspect, it is all covered by international experts in Jaguar Magazine. Our coverage is worldwide, and we include news and features from correspondents in the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand - or anywhere things are happening with Jaguar cars. Jaguar Magazine draws upon its own huge photographic library, while the design of Jaguar Magazine makes it not only very informative and enjoyable, but satisfying from a visual approach. It has been titled 'The Slickest Jaguar Magazine In The World' by US S-Type Register founder and President David Reilly for good reason. Whether you are new to the marque (yes, we try to avoid using the generic and cold 'brand' title thinking it more suitable for washing machines and refridgerators), an owner or follower from a distance, an established enthusiast - or just enjoy a good read, Jaguar Magazine is for you. Oh yes, our editor was awarded the 'Sir William Lyons International Trophy' by Jaguar Cars for his contribution in publishing Jaguar Magazine ...