Sunday Column: Ram Kanadia – Market Watch: Jaguar X350 XJ
It is not uncommon for me to spend the next few hundred words explaining why I had lusted after a certain German or British barge, and this time it’s no […]
Tag Archives: Jaguar
Sunday Column: Ram Kanadia’s – Badges Galore
We have all been all too familiar with the way cars of today have evolved; I’ve previously explored the idea that cars of today are too removed from the core […]
Wallpaper: An original Jaguar C-type
Okay, so we haven’t featured many Jaguars recently but when Luke from L Gilbertson Photography sent this in we couldn’t resist. 2040 x 1387 1440 x 979 1280 x 870 […]
Your Cars: Kamil Burczyk’s Jaguar XJ40
In 2008 I was on the lookout for a small and affordable project to restore over the next couple of years and use as my first car. On Halloween 2008 […]
Sunday Column: Ram Kanadia updates on his fleet (part 1)
It’s been some time since my last piece for Retro and Classic Cars; in fact, this is to be the first for this year. I thought I would start by […]
Car Auctions: Silverstone auctions in gear for retro sale
Silverstone will host a classic car auction at the Race Retro International Historic Motorsport Show, Europe’s premier historic racing event, which takes place at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire, from 24th […]
R&CC Videos: Jaguar C-X75 meets XJ13 – Inspiration & Icons
Jaguar’s Head Designer, Ian Callum talks about the influence of his newest project, the CX-75. The influence being the legendary XJ-13 race car
Sunday Column: Peter Griffiths – Future Classics.
These pages are already full of cars which we can recognise as old, with value which is beyond money, and which are fine examples of the best of the times. […]
Sunday Column: Corey Isolda looks at: The smaller details – Why it was better when things where simple!
Here at Retro and Classic Cars we love anything old. Some of us can even find a soft spot for the most hated of automobiles, especially the ones from the […]
Sunday Column: Corey Isolda looks to the automotive future, not the ‘retro’ past.
We’re at the start of May already and the previous months have seen a lot of activity. There have been some beautiful concepts from Geneva (and some bloody awful ones!). […]
