an LS engine swap can truly transform your car's performance. Just take this Jaguar, for example. The 1972 XJ6 had already seen its stock six-cylinder ditched for a Chevy small block V8 ...

That said, V8 conversions aren't the sole domain of 1960s ... but it's one that's often undertaken to extend the lives of Jaguar's iconic sedan or swoopy coupe. Taking the insanity one step ...

Swap over to the sharper drive ... which is what Jaguar has, at its best, always been about. The flip side is that the V8 now feels so integral to the F-Type experience, the car might as well ...

Nestled under that curvaceous hood is a thumping American V8 engine, making this little kitty quite the rarity. Check out a restomod Jaguar XJS ... clean conversion job like this and the extra ...

More than a decade ago, Jaguar tried to follow up on its landmark XJ220 hypercar with the groundbreaking C-X75. The pricey plug-in hybrid was too far ahead of its time though, and was canceled ...

But before any of this comes to pass, Jaguar is recording and preserving the sounds of its V8 engine so future generations can enjoy them. The firm recently took its V8 powered F-Type sports car ...

Using the existing AJ133 Jaguar V8, engineers from the legendary British automaker developed a V6 engine with a V8's architecture. Now, it's not at all uncommon for manufacturers to use parts ...

“And next year we will celebrate 75 years of Jaguar sports cars by doing something special with the F-Type. It will be our last-ever V8 sports car. Maybe it will be like the old [Land Rover ...

What comes next for Jaguar sports cars will come without a rip-roaring V8 engine. The new direction is electric, which is enough to give pause considering the best thing about the brand today is ...

Jaguar's classic sports cars are going out with a bang. Eight of them, to be exact. The British automaker has revealed the last V8-powered sports car it will ever make before it starts going all ...