JAGUAR
39 entries
British sports car and luxury brand, founded as a sidecar maker in 1922 and owned by Tata Motors since 2008.
- Founded
- 1922, as the Swallow Sidecar Company
- Founders
- William Lyons, William Walmsley
- Renamed
- Jaguar Cars in 1945
- Owner
- Tata Motors, within Jaguar Land Rover
The business started in 1922 as the Swallow Sidecar Company, making motorcycle sidecars before turning to car bodies. It traded as SS Cars and in 1945 the name changed to Jaguar Cars.
Jaguar became part of British Leyland, was listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1984 and was bought by Ford in 1990. Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors in 2008, and the two marques were merged into Jaguar Land Rover in 2013.
- 1922Swallow Sidecar Company founded
- 1945Name changed to Jaguar Cars
- 1984Listed on the London Stock Exchange
- 1990Acquired by Ford
- 2008Sold to Tata Motors with Land Rover
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JAGUAR Jaguar F-Pace (2016)
- JAGUAR Jaguar XE 2015
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JAGUAR Jaguar R-Coupe: Ian Callum’s first Jaguar concept
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JAGUAR Bertone Pirana: the Daily Telegraph’s ideal Jaguar
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JAGUAR Jaguar Mark VII: the first XK-engined saloon
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JAGUAR Jaguar Mark V: the first Jaguar with independent front suspension
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JAGUAR Jaguar Mark IX: the last of the big Mark saloons
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JAGUAR Jaguar Mark IV: the first post-war Jaguars
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JAGUAR Jaguar Mark 1: the 2.4 and 3.4 Litre saloons
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JAGUAR Jaguar C-X75: the turbine hybrid that never reached production
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JAGUAR Jaguar C-X16: the hybrid concept that became the F-Type
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JAGUAR Jaguar XK140: more room, better brakes, 190 bhp
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JAGUAR Jaguar XJ40: the last Jaguar developed before Ford
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JAGUAR Jaguar XJR-9: Jaguar’s 1988 Le Mans winner
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JAGUAR Jaguar R3: the 2002 Formula One car
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JAGUAR Jaguar D-Type: the monocoque Le Mans winner
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JAGUAR Jaguar XJ13: the V12 prototype that never raced
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JAGUAR Jaguar XK120: the world’s fastest production car
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JAGUAR Jaguar XJR-10: the GTP racer that brought the twin-turbo V6
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JAGUAR SS Jaguar 100: the 100 mph sports car of the 1930s