Jaguar will not replace its flagship XK coupe with the F-Type taking over the mantle as the company's sole sports car. The British car maker's design boss, Ian Callum, told Drive last week at the ...

The XF replacement will be aluminum and also use iQ[Al], Callum's comment confirms. We can assume the current car, launched in late 2007 and only recently given AWD and a new V-6, has minimum two ...

The XK replacement is due sometime during the second half of 2005. Mike Beasley, outgoing Jaguar managing director, says the major debate over the use of aluminum at Jaguar would come on the next ...