Official Chapter of Jaguar Clubs of North America

D-Type

One of the first vehicles to feature a monocoque body structure, the Jaguar D-Type is considered one of the most beautiful cars in racing history. With a unique stable wing designed by Malcolm Sayers, the D-Type took home first place at Le Mans 3 years in a row, most notably in 1957 when it won five of the top six places, including 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Formula E

In Autumn 2016, Jaguar will return to motorsport as a manufacturer with its own team in the third season of the exciting FIA Formula E World Championship. FIA Formula E is the world’s first global single-seater championship for electric powered cars.

C-X17 Concept

The C-X17 Concept explores the idea of what a Jaguar crossover vehicle could be, blending the seductive design and intelligent performance that are hallmarks of Jaguar, while delivering the benefits of a crossover’s assured driving position and high levels of flexibility. Underneath, the C-X17 Concept showcases the all-new intelligent aluminum architecture from Jaguar. Future Jaguar cars will be based off of this aluminum architecture engineered to deliver class leading performance

XJ

Technologically advanced and luxuriously appointed, the 2016 Jaguar XJ is the pinnacle of the Jaguar sport sedans. Select between the sport-infused XJ, redesigned with high-performance in mind, or the XJL where quilted seats and an available rear seat entertainment system prove decadence can be extremely tasteful.

E-TYPE

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but some things are aesthetically pleasing no matter who's looking–a freshly manicured baseball field, a perfectly poured Guinness and, of course, the Jaguar E-Type. First unveiled at the 1961 Geneva auto show, the Jaguar E-Type shocked the world and quickly catapulted to iconic status. Its drool-inducing design helped sell more than 70,000 cars from 1961 to 1975. The fact that it went faster than a Ferrari for half the price didn't hurt, either.

XJ220

The ultimate supercar of the early 1990s, it briefly held the production car land speed record at 213 mph.

F-PACE

The F-PACE takes the Jaguar DNA of legendary performance, handling and luxury, and adds practicality and space. The technologically advanced F-PACE is a performance SUV with maximum driving exhilaration. It also delivers state-of-the-art technology and connectivity. F-PACE has the performance for every road and the capacity for every day. A Jaguar for the driver, a Jaguar for the active lifestyle.

SS 2½ Liter Sedan

The Jaguar name was introduced based on the stylish Sedan models, which featured four doors for the first time. The thought was that the cars were revolutionized so the company name should be also.

XKSS

Basically a street legal LeMans prepped D-type. Steve McQueen owned one, that’s why we like it.

F-TYPE

The F-TYPE range is engineered for high performance and responsive handling. Following its legendary predecessors, the F-TYPE delivers an exhilaratingly instinctive driving experience.

C-Type

The beautiful, sleek C-Type was inspired by the principles of aerodynamics. Originally named the XK120C, the C-Type boasted a 25% reduction in weight from the XK120, and was declared a success at its debut in Le Mans by placing 1st in the coveted 24-hour race.

XJR-9

The only Jag that won the 24 hours of Daytona and LeMans back in 1988.

XK

The Jaguar XK will always hold a hallowed place in Jaguar heritage, with a lineage that can be traced directly back to the legendary XK120 of 1948. Although no longer in production, the XK is a prime example of how Jaguar defines a grand tourer: refined performance, superb luxury and the convenience of 2+2 seating.

XF

Distinctively Jaguar. The all-new XF model is an exceptional combination of refinement, dynamics and design. This luxury sedan delivers both excitement, composure and comfort. All enhanced with the latest technologies that keep you connected and entertained.

XK120

The quintessential British roadster had a wood framed body with hand crafted aluminum panels. The name refers to the top speed of 120 mph. One of the fastest cars in the world at the time, it launched the US invasion of two seat roadsters. We responded with the Corvette, and the rest is history.

XJS

Everyone needs a giant GT car with V12 power. Over its 21 year lifespan, the XJS received only minimal updates between 1975 and 1996.

XJ6

This sedan embodies all that is Jaguar. Pristine examples are becoming hard to find thanks to rust and engine failures.

XJ (X358)

XE

First of a new generation, the Jaguar XE is built to exceed all expectations of a compact luxury sport sedan. Embrace change. Embrace the Jaguar XE.

XJR-15

XJ-S V12

Lister Le Mans Mark III

XKR Coupe

Costin Lister Roadster

XJ13

Jaguar XK8 Coupe

S-Type R