This full pictorial history shows the Jaguar company's evolution from building motorcycle sidecars in the 1920s to producing the luxury saloons and sportscars of today. Includes coverage of Daimlers which were produced by Jaguar from 1960. Jaguar models featured include the XK120, XK150, the D-Type, the E-Type, the Mark II, the XJ6 and the XK8. Sftbd., 6 1/2'x 9 1/2', 160 pgs., 250 b&w ill.

Subtitled: An Appreciation of Production Models 1960-1970. A parade of superb color photographs of every Jaguar and Daimler marque from 1960-1970, written by a British expert. Includes Jaguar XK150, Mk10, S-Type, 420G, plus Daimler Majestic Major, Sovereign, SP250, V8 250 and several others. Many design features are illustrated as well as commented on, making this a fitting testament to a great manufacturer in its heyday. Hdbd., 11 1/4x 9, 160 pgs., 187 color ill.

The updated third edition of this comprehensive history traces the development of the Jaguar company from its humble beginnings in Blackpool where it made Swallow sidecars, through to the latest XJ6 models, and the radical change in its fortunes since the Ford takeover and subsequent massive injection of capital. This distinctive large-format book is a classic work of reference, describing and illustrating virtually every model produced. It records the commercial and motorsport highs and lows, and includes some fascinating recollections of people and places. Hardback, 8-1/2 x 11, 216 pp, 350 Ill.

Jaguar: Lord Montague of Beauliue -7ed

Subtitled: From the XK120 to the XJ220. This lavishly illustrated volume, published to commemorate Jaguar's first win at Le Mans, captures the elation and heartbreak of the marque's thrilling battles in the endurance classic. The early years are fully illustrated with a collection of rarely seen photographs by Rudy Mailander, a number of them published here for the first time. Filled with personal anecdotes from drivers, designers, team personnel, observers, and photographers of the period, plus coverage of the cars and what became of them. Includes fully annotated results of every Jaguar entry at Le Mans, including the Cooper, Lister and Tojeiro variants. Also contains brief biographies of all drivers and key Jaguar personnel. Recommended. Hdbd., 9 3/4 x 9 3/4, 208 pgs., 200 b&w & color ill.

This extensively researched guide provides exhaustive reference detail for all post-war Jaguar models, supported by facts, figures and photographs, from the Mark V saloon through to the latest X-Type, S-Type, XK and XJ models.Information provided includes technical specifications, production changes, chassis numbers, production quantities, color schemes, options and accessories. For ease of reference, each model is dealt with in a separate chapter, and all information is presented in clear tabular form. Here is a definitive reference work for enthusiasts, those looking to buy a Jaguar and anyone with a general interest in the marque. Hardcover 6x 9-1/2 224 pages  300 color

 by John Dugdale

This the complete story of how Jaguar helped pioneer and build the imported car industry in America. From his experienced perspective, John Dugdale showed how Jaguar built it's largest market, survived business reverses and always came back to new success, suppported by a network of American enthusiasts, owners, businessmen and financiers. He brought home the fact that throughout the company and its associate agencies, distributors and dealers there was always a love of the marque that sustained the relationship through the bad years and the good. From the early struggle to the racing championships and sales records; it is here.