Jaguar Xe

Design chief Ian Callum says customers weren't big on hard plastics.

It's the fastest production sedan to lap the track.

Remember the Circuit de Charade at Clermont-Ferrand? Jaguar does.

The Jaguar XE SV Project 8 is now the fastest production sedan to lap Laguna Seca.

Jaguar is honing its XE SV Project 8 performance version, the car it calls its fastest four-door ever built. The manufacturer says the limited edition, 200mph sedan is almost production ready, after countless small adjustments.

This could be the last year to score a Jaguar with the carmaker's 3.0-liter supercharged V6. Autocar reports that Jaguar deep-sixed the XE S and XF S in the UK due to poor sales and difficulty coping with European emissions regulation changes taking place this year. The mag expects the XJ and F-Pace to lose the V6, too, but suspects the F-Type might retain the engine. It's possible, however, the bent-six with up to 380 horsepower and 339 pound-feet of torque might finally be retiring fo

Supercharger + AWD + snow = fun times by all.

An XE in name alone.

It gets great fuel economy and has power when and where you need it.

The XE's charming chassis and clattery diesel is an automotive odd couple.

It's the most powerful street-legal Jaguar ever.

The alternative is a gasoline engine that requires premium fuel.

The baby cat is getting claws.

Another sport sedan! The fleet is looking good.

The lineup adds some safety equipment and a fuel payment app, too.

We talk Chicago debuts, what we're driving, and buying advice, with some bad jokes thrown in for good measure.

The latest word has it that Jaguar Land Rover's Special Vehicles Operations department is working on SVR versions of both the F-Pace and XE - both to pack the company's celebrated supercharged V8.

After nominating 35 eligible contestants, the international committee of jurists named their seven finalists for the European Car of the Year Award.

Jaguar updates the entry-level XE sport sedan for its introduction to the US. It will offer three engines, two that can be had with all-wheel drive, and new infotainment options.

With its first SUV and a new sedan, the iconic British brand – now owned by India's Tata – seeks a broader audience in the mass market.