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The article presents automobile industry news briefs on topics including the launch of LEGO Technic Porsche 911 GT3, Vredestein and the London Classic Car Show.

The article focuses on the 50th anniversary of the Jaguar XJ40 automobile from Jaguar. It mentions that Jaguar was going to replace the old XJ6 and along came the XJ40. It also mentions about the X350 generation, another revolution for Jaguar thanks to lightweight all-aluminium monocoque construction. It also mentions about several automobiles including Citroëns , a Caterham, 911, Range Rover, Audi 100, Sierra Cosworth, Renault 5 GT Turbo and the Jaguar XJ40.

The article offers global automobile industry news brief as of March 2018. Topics discussed include launch of I-Pace electric vehicle from Jaguar at Geneva Motor Show, launch of Mission E Cross Turismo electric vehicle from Porsche, and the launch of Mercedes-AMG CLS automobile which unusually snow-covered drive through the Mallorcan mountains.

The article reviews XJR575 model automobile manufactured by British manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover, which has 8 speed automatic transmission.

The article talks about Damon Hill, the Formula 1 World Champion, riding an Aston Martin DB3S towards Madgwick with David Brown gearbox, multitasking, chatting about life, career and Veloce track day organised by Chris Bucknall's V Management.

Reviews are offered for several hotels in London, England including the Milestone Hotel, the London Taj Hotels and Intercontinental London Park Lane.

The article presents reviews of several automobiles, including the BMW X2 xDrive28i of Bayerische Motoren Werke, the Volvo XC40 T5 R-Design of Volvo cars, and the Jaguar E-Pace P250 AWD SE of Jaguar cars.

The article lists and briefly profiles the journal's choices for the top automobile industry executives who were born and raised in Great Britain including Bentley chief executive officer Adrian Hallmark, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) chief financial officer Richard Palmer, and Buick and GMC U.S. vice-president Duncan Aldred.

An interview with the automobile designer J Mays is presented. Particular focus is given to his history of pulling together stellar design teams and to his work teaching at The Royal College of Art. Additional topics discussed include how he is a close friend of John Lasseter of the animation studio Pixar, views on the Audi TT automobile, and how he identifies as a Mid-Century Modernist.

The article reviews sports cars from Holden, Jaguar and Skoda and compares their specifications and designs.

Its other job wasto highlight Jag's work in future propulsion techand, since the company had already shown off aprototype XJ with a range-extender powertrain,it made sense for the C-X75 to take this thinkingone step further. DEAD ON ARRIVAL Jag's forward-looking supercar went from concept toprototype to stunt car, but never to the showroom THE C-X75 CONCEPT WAS REVEALED ATthe 2010 Paris motor show, ostensiblyas a stunning, XJ13-inspired way tocelebrate Jaguar's 75th birthday. Sure enough, in May 2011 Jaguar announcedthat it was going to build the C-X75 in a run of250 cars costing "from £700,000" and with firstdeliveries in 2013. [Extracted from the article]

As judges drove all the contenders back to back to back on the high-speed oval, winding-road track, vehicle dynamics area, and special-surfaces roads, Rehbock alerted everyone of a dingo running wild around the winding road. One evening before dinner, deputy editor Alexander Stoklosa and Theodore devised a competition to see who could draw the best-looking Corvette redesign on a napkin. Despite the small field, enthusiasm was abundant: As one example, associate editor and newbie judge Billy Rehbock almost had to (happily) cut short his European vacation so he could make it to COTY on time. [Extracted from the article]

While young Rehbock's excitement is special even within our team of lifelong car lovers, there's no doubt inexhaustible fascination keeps the MotorTrend crew moving through our Of The Year season. As judges drove all the contenders back to back to back on the high-speed oval, winding-road track, vehicle dynamics area, and special-surfaces roads, Rehbock alerted everyone of a dingo running wild around the winding road. One evening before dinner, deputy editor Alexander Stoklosa and Theodore devised a competition to see who could draw the best-looking Corvette redesign on a napkin. [Extracted from the article]

The article announces that the Jaguar XF has been awarded a special award, The Readers' Design Award by the periodical "Auto Express."

The article presents a forecast for meeting carbon dioxide and fuel economy targets by advanced engine technologies untill 2035 with topics including environmental concerns, improved aerodynamics, and reducing the energy losses.

The article presents the discussion on vehicle electrification. Topics include Pure battery electric vehicles (BEV) reducing the complexity and parts count of a typical vehicle offering designers new opportunities in both structure and packaging; and consumer behaviour and attitude towards vehicle range, charging situations, future taxation, and battery purchasing or leasing.

The article presents questions and answers related to Jaguar automobile including the design of automobile E-Pace by the automobile company Jaguar, design of a Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) and the automobile's a front-wheel-drive platform.

An interview with Ian Callum, head of design for Jaguar Cars, is presented. In the interview, Callum discussed that Jaguar's F-Pace sports utility vehicle (SUV) was a challenge after doing sports cars all his life, that it was daunting to realise that he was in charge of Jaguar's future and that he had the stewardship of something important, and that the brand's future would require a slight change in style and a more eclectic mix of vehicles.

E-PACE Jag's crossover still offers Ian Callum styling, Ingenium engines and the ability to say, 'Let's take the Jaaaag.' Lovely. PRICE 0-62 MPH BHP LB FT MPG CO2 RATING 2.0T [...]

The article presents a comparison of five luxury Sport utility vehicles (SUVs) including Range Rover Velar produced by British automotive company Jaguar Land Rover, Volvo XC60 from Swedish manufacturer, Volvo Cars and Audi's SQ5 from German luxury car manufacturer Audi.