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Consolidated Auto Works
Portland, Oregon repair, restoration and service company specializing in Jaguar and Range Rover automobiles and Zymol auto care products. Site also includes events calendar.
http://www.consolidatedautoworks.com
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E-type Jaguar XKE
Covers various E-type variants, some technical information, spare parts and history.
http://www.etypejag.com
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E-Type Lovers
Collection of links to Jaguar enthusiasts web sites and mailing lists.
http://www.xke-lovers.com/
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Jag Lovers Web Site
Large and well-known resource. Includes extensive collection of brochures ranging from 1930's to present, mailing list, photo albums and other features.
http://www.jag-lovers.org/
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Jagbits Jaguar Parts
Some good technical content on the web site, along with Jaguar parts and accessories for XJ6, XJS, XJ40 and recent models.
http://www.jagbits.com
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JagSearch.com
Research service for classic Jaguar and Daimler owners, providing details about original owner registration, and tracing vehicle serial numbers.
http://www.jagsearch.com
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Jaguar
Official worldwide web site of Jaguar Cars
http://www.jaguar.com/
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Jaguar
Welcome to Jaguar in Australia.
http://www.jaguar.com.au/
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Jaguar "E" type
This website is dedicated to the Jaguar 'E' type (XK-E), presenting a global overview of the car's different models and their history.
http://www.jaguar-e-type.net
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Jaguar Dream
This site is dedicated to everything related to Jaguar cars.
http://www.jaguar-dream.com/
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Jaguar XJR-S
This car was the pre-production test vehicle. It is 'one-of-one' and the site uniquely covers a historical footnote.
http://www.jaguarxjr-s.com/
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JagWeb
Worldwide directory of Jaguar specialists - parts, service, accessories.
http://www.jagweb.com
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The Jag Board
This is a site dedicated to the owners of Jaguar Cars. A discussion forum and repair information are included.
http://www.thejagboard.com
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The web site dedicated to the Jaguar XJC
Australian site claims that the XJC is the worlds most beautiful car. Thorough treatment of this model built between 1975-1978.
http://www.xjc.com.au
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