In this video, Shifting Metal shares the story of buying a beautifully maintained 2007 Jaguar XK with a 4.2L V8 engine for ...

Jaguar, acquired from Ford along with Land Rover in 2008 by India’s Tata Group to create JLR, has been a problem for years. Attempts by original JLR boss Ralf Speth, a former BMW exec, to reinvent ...

While electric and hybrid power trains are leading in the performance race, when it comes to pure internal combustion engines, you'd think the only way to achieve horsepower heaven would be to get a ...

The all-new Jaguar XJ was supposed to arrive in 2021 but canceled eventually. Now, ex-Jaguar design boss Ian Callum reveals a few secrets. The Jaguar XJ ended in 2019 after over 50 years, with no ...

Jaguar is gearing up to introduce an all-new electric GT, but years ago, the company was putting the finishing touches on a redesigned XJ. However, the project was killed in early 2021 despite being ...

Toyota confirms new twin-turbo V8 for its flagship Lexus supercar and GT3 race car. The V8 is related to smaller high-performance engines and uses a mild-hybrid system. Engine variants will tailor ...

Toyota is about to launch a new supercar—instead of opting for a downsized engine, it will be powered by an all-new twin-turbocharged V8, one that will be shared with Lexus as well. Toyota’s ...

The Jaguar XJR-14 powered by an 11,000rpm Cosworth V8 engine, captured with XJR-15 and XJR-12 V12 racecars on track. Featuring start-up, warm-up, and high-rev racing sounds from Jaguar’s endurance ...

A few years ago, Jaguar made the controversial decision to commit fully to an all-electric future, phasing out every combustion model in its lineup as part of an effort to reposition itself against ...

Cybersecurity solutions and services provider Specter Ops Inc. today announced the release of BloodHound v8.0, the latest version of its open-source attack path management security platform. The new ...

America’s list of favorites is well established. Our favorite pastime? Baseball. Our favorite pie? Apple, of course. And as for our favorite truck engines, well, we ...