Jaguar's one-upped its already elegant and well-sorted XFR sports sedan, to create the sharper, more aggressive and very limited-production Jaguar XFR-S. But does the S stand for aweSome, or just ...

Martin Padgett November 28, 2012 Comment Now! The most powerful Jaguar sedan ever is ready for a world debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show, and the first photos have hit the Web just before its ...

Rumors of a more powerful version of Jaguar's existing XFR sport sedan appear to be true, judging from these photos of a black XFR-S test-mule caught tearing around Germany's Nürburgring racetrack.

Jaguar took the sheet off its XFR-S today during the L.A. Auto show, giving its fastest sedan ever an official introduction. Never one to feign being bashful, the new range topper does away with ...

A year ago at the Los Angeles Auto Show, Jaguar introduced a car that was unlike anything we were expecting. We know and love Jaguar for sleek, low cars that exude sex appeal. Then we saw the XFR-S.

Christian Moe is hell bent on being the most unique and interesting auto writer you’ll find. He continually chases interesting stories and adventures that bring some freshness to the world of ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The Jaguar XFR-S is a fantastic car. That much we know. But we all know what would make it much MUCH better as well – if it came in a wagon version.

Jaguar won’t be attending the Geneva Motor Show empty handed this year. Instead, it plans to debut the XFR-S Sportbrake. The British bad boy of luxury automobiles is at it again, this time with a more ...

With six new sports models in its line-up, Jaguar is set on making a big dent in the high-performance market for 2014. So just a few months after experiencing the F-Type V8 S (EC 9/13), we’re back ...

We’ve already shown you the first leaked image of the Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake and now it’s time to go into this station wagon’s depths, with Jaguar fully revealing the model ahead of its Geneva debut.

International auto shows are mixed blessings. On the one hand, we love seeing what's going on in other markets; on the other, we hate being tempted by cars that will never, ever make it stateside. In ...

EDITOR WES RAYNAL: I'm relieved I can opt out of the ludicrous wing on the back of this baby AND immediately lop $3,500 off the sticker in the process. That's the first thing I'd do, because imagining ...