Jaguar X-Type News

For a long time, worrying about Jaguar was the only sensible thing to do. While it was never exactly clear if the marque had achieved profitability, we enthusiasts were only too happy to give them the benefit of the doubt.

Yep, the economy's in the toilet and headed further south--where that final destination is, we can only guess.

NO one can sell cars in the current recession, right? Well, no, not really. In the used car market there is more likely to be a supply problem soon and as a result prices are very firm.

Common wisdom says that if you're a small company, you have the advantage of being quick and agile enough to react to changing markets.

UNION COUNTY WILL host a public auction for vehicles and equipment that have outlived their usefulness or were confiscated by the county prosecutor.

Perhaps no word in the marketing lexicon has been abused as much in the past six months or so as "value." Aleve is running ads that present its analgesics as a cheaper way to address arthritis pain than prescription meds.

THE Government may have reined in plans to whack motorists with more severe tax bills while the recession rages, but don't expect it to last.

Jaguar is on a mission. No longer content with complacency, the British automaker owned by the Indians has rolled out a pair of potent, brand new powertrains for its still-fresh XF flagship sedan to create the 2010 XF Premium and XFR.

There's a post-colonial irony to the fate of the British auto industry. Its two most elite names, Rolls-Royce and Bentley , now belong to the Germans, while those two other symbols of the empire, Jaguar and Land Rover , are now owned and operated out of the one-time heart of Britain's overseas holdings.

THE first "stop start" Freelander has rolled off Halewood's production line, starting a new chapter in the Knowsley car plant's history.

MAHWAH, N.J., March 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Stuart Schorr has been appointed Vice President of Communications and Public Affairs for Jaguar Land Rover North America, effective today.

The U.K. government pledged 27 million pounds to help Tata Motors Ltd.'s Jaguar Land Rover subsidiary develop a greener vehicle.

A LUXURY new model for Knowsley's Halewood car plant is a step closer, after the Government pledged 27m towards its development.

This is it - and given the state of the world's economy and the troubles of the auto sector, "it" may not be enough, even if everyone at the British brand executes the plan to perfection.

The British luxury car maker, Jaguar Land Rover owned by Tata Motors has been bailed out, not by the UK government, but by China as a Chinese trade delegation to Europe signed a life-saving deal worth 600 ...

Thousands of Jaguar Land Rover workers, including those in Halewood, are being urged to accept a one-year pay freeze and a four-day week.

Amid significant plunges in car sales across the country, Gaydon-based Jaguar has seen a 55 per cent increase in sales in January.

The economic climate and world situation may be fragile, but for upscale brands, the outlook is brighter than it may appear.

"a I have now driven a British car that can tip the 7-Series BMW and the Mercedes S-Class into runners-up spotsa TM" By Iain Robertson THE past two new Jaguar model launches have been full of expectation, yet ...

A lightly modified version of Jag's latest hi-po luxosedan, the XFR , clawed its way to a rather shocking 225 mpg on Bonneville 's salt flats last November.