The TWR Supercat redefines the classic Jaguar XJS with a restomod transformation powered by a 650 HP V12 engine. Combining timeless British design with modern engineering, it blends luxury, raw ...

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The most powerful V12 ever fitted to a production car has been revealed. It comes from Danish automaker Zenvo and was developed not by the usual suspect like AMG, Cosworth, or the VW Group, but by ...

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Tom Walkinshaw Racing or TWR is one of the most illustrious names in British motorsports. It’s the same brand that created the likes of the XJ220 and XJR-15 roadgoing supercars of the early 1990s. Now ...

The TWR Supercat, initially teased in the summer of 2024, has now been fully unveiled. The Supercat is an exclusive, limited-edition vehicle with only 88 to be produced. Each car is individually ...

TWR has officially unveiled the Supercat, a radical Super-GT built on the iconic Jaguar XJS platform. Limited to just 88 examples, the Supercat is a bespoke creation blending motorsport heritage with ...

British firm Tom Walkinshaw Racing has joined the ever-growing list of brands restomodding a classic car and bringing it into the modern world. Their latest product is the TWR Supercat and it’s based ...

Although TWR was established in 2020 by Fergus Walkinshaw and John Kane, those three initials and the Jaguar XJ-S go back a long way. Fergus’ father, Tom Walkinshaw, was a successful Scottish racing ...