Jaguar has had no shortage of beautiful designs over its 88-year history. TWR has a long history with the Leaping Cat, along with building some of the most unique racing and road cars to come out of England. Tom Walkinshaw founded TWR in 1976 and became closely associated with Jaguar in 1982, entering an XJS in the European Touring Car Championship, notching several wins. Tom’s son Fergus is bringing the new TWR full circle with the Jaguar XJS Supercat, a carbon fiber-bodied reimagining of the original grand tourer. In true Jaguar fashion, the Supercat will be powered by a supercharged V12 making 600 horsepower with a manual transmission and sculpted bodywork that retains the XJS’ lines with the flair of late-’70s race cars. TWR will build 88 examples of the Supercat for the US, UK, and other markets worldwide.
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