Jaguar World

PAUL WALTON

DUE TO such luminaries as the XK120, E-Type and XJ6 as well as the five Le Mans victories, it’s understandable why many consider the 1950s and 1960s to be Jaguar’s golden era. Yet in my view the company’s best decade is a completely different time for several reasons: the 1980s.

Although still a highly controversial period in the company’s long history due to

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