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Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:9780760334478

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DETAILS
Format Hardback | 524 pages
    Dimensions 281.94 x 284.48 x 45.72mm | 3,129.77g
    Publication date 17 Nov 2008
    Publisher Motorbooks International
    Publication City/Country Wisconsin, United States
    Language English
    Edition Illustrated
    ISBN10 0760334471
    ISBN13 9780760334478

Jaguar expert Heiner Stertkamp was born in 1959, the year of the Jaguar Mark 2. Like many young boys of his generation he was fascinated by the world of the automobile, particularly the sleek and powerful Jaguars. Years later, as he worked to acquire his own Jaguar, Stertkamp became a member of the Jaguar Association Germany, the country's most prominent Jaguar club. Today he heads the XJ register and is a member of the JAG board. Stertkamp's writing has been published in the UK's Classic Cars" as well as in German enthusiast magazines. His close relationship with the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust ensured complete access to Jaguar's extensive archives. The book you hold in your hands represents Stertkamp's years of painstaking research.


In 1922, a company calling itself Swallow began manufacturing motorcycle sidecars. In 1927, adopting the name SS, the company built its first automobiles, and in 1945, it switched to the name Jaguar. This richly illustrated book tells the colorful story behind one of the most revered makers of high-performance and sports cars. From the inklings of greatness in its distant beginnings to its ascension to fame with the postwar XK series cars followed by the iconic E-Type introduced in 1961, this book traces the path of a company that produced vehicles of unprecedented power and beauty--including four-door saloons, race prototypes, the GT-oriented XJ-S, and the fabulous XJ-220 super-car. The story continues today when, under Ford ownership, Jaguar continues to thrive, offering a line of top-notch modern cars. "Jaguar: The Complete Story" is an exhaustively researched account of the company's story, with a detailed look at every car it has built. Racing vehicles and prototypes receive due treatment as well, and an extensive appendix
of technical specifications rounds out the book.

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