| Title: | Jaguar Automotive Books |
| Description: | Much has been written about Jaguars, from the earliest history of the company in Blackpool in the 1920s through its racing success of the 1950s and 1980s, to the most recent cars. The Jaguar Club's book section is a valuable resource for anyone looking to read more about the marque, and includes all of the books by the renowned author and club magazine editor Nigel Thorley as well as noted historians Philip Porter, Paul Skilleter, and Andrew Whyte. |
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You and Your Jaguar XK8
Author: Nigel Thorley. The Jaguar XK8 was launched to great acclaim in 1996 as the successor to the XJS, and the model range has been built on ever since. With styling cues taken from the E-type and the XJ220 supercar, and powered by a new 4.0-litre V8 engine, the XK8 found instant success on both sides of the Atlantic. Nearly 10 years after its launch, the styling remains virtually unchanged, which says a lot for the original concept. This fascinating, all-colour book is essential reading for all XK8 owners and enthusiasts. |
You & Your Jaguar XJS
Author:Nigel Thorley. The Jaguar XJS was one of the finest grand touring cars of its era even if, when launched in 1975, it raised a few eyebrows. It survived the British Leyland days, Jaguar’s privatisation and the takeover by Ford, and is now much in demand as an affordable and practical classic car. The summer of 2005 sees the 30th anniversary of the XJS, which is set to be marked by a number of celebratory events This all-colour book, which covers the full road car and competition history, will fascinate all Jaguar enthusiasts. |
Jaguar E-Type: Portrait of a Design Icon
This superbly produced book is a detailed study of the design of the immortal Jaguar E-type, which consistently tops the ranks of the most beautiful cars ever produced. Following an introduction to Jaguar’s heritage, the book reveals how design inspiration and technical advances combined in the development of this remarkable sports car. The analysis continues with the launch of the E-type in 1961, through its model history and motor sport achievements until production ceased in 1975, and the legacy that has influenced various Jaguar designs ever since. |
Jaguar XK: A Celebration of Jaguar’s 1950s Classic
A welcome addition to the Haynes Great Cars Series, this volume focuses on the Jaguar XK 120, 140 and 150 model ranges. The XK 120 is significant in Jaguar’s history as it was the marque’s first post-war sports car, succeeding the SS100, and powered by the new XK engine. Respected Jaguar historian Nigel Thorley tells the story of this important range of cars. |
You and Your Jaguar XJ40
The XJ40, mainstay of Jaguar production from 1986 to 1994, was the last saloon in which Sir William Lyons had any styling involvement. Today the XJ40 - more reliable than previous models and economic to buy and run - is an important "entry level" model for first-time Jaguar buyers and has a large following. This manual offers an "ownership companion" approach to the XJ40. It explores buying, maintaining and restoring the car, and includes model specifications, production quantities, and accessories. |
