The 2015 Jaguar XK Final Fifty is based on the XKR model ... Jaguar sold 50 special-edition versions of it (49 in black and one in British Racing Green), with a special plaque memorializing ...

A few short years later the FIA dropped its color requirements, and British Racing Green lay largely dormant in F1 until Jaguar adopted it once again in 2000. You might be surprised to find out ...

A 1952 Jaguar XK120 roadster with ... list the car originally finished in Suede Green from the factory, but it underwent a full repaint in British Racing Green during the 1980s.

Considering the 50th anniversary of the first XK model, the 1948 XK120 ... which was influenced by the old British Racing Green tone that Jaguar models frequently ran decades earlier.

Jaguar’s XK went into production in 2005 as a luxury grand tourer, which in essence is what is typically expected of the British automaker ... in all its French Racing Blue glory.

Truth be told, though, the XK is a 2+2 GT while the F-Type is ... as long as the color is not “Ferrari Corsa red, Jaguar British racing green or Aston Martin Mercury silver with ghost stripes.” ...

Two Italian drivers, Giuseppe Cerbone and Nicolo Bottini Bongrani, were traveling through Austria last week in a gorgeous British Racing Green 1948 Jaguar XK120, as part of a Mille Miglia warm-up.

For this year only, there is a version of the F, the limited-edition Project 7, that traces its lineage back to the racing Jaguar D-types, the XK-E ... over British Racing Green paint make ...

It’s 120 mph top speed made it the world’s fastest production car at the time and over the years, other XK ... Jaguar will be celebrating these legendary cars at this year’s British ...

Jaguar's PR man Stuart Dyble said: “There is a great buzz surrounding the launch of the XKR and this GT3 programme is going to reinforce the sporting credentials of the XK range even further.