In 1986 Jaguar introduced the XJ40, which was essentially an XJ6 with rectangular headlights and fewer curves. And essentially people were miffed about it too. Slippery Slope: The rot set in with Jaguar’s XJS in the early-eighties. The Mark 1 was a Formica junkyard drinking more petrol than a double-decker Humvee. Although a change of … Continue reading Rubbish Cars We Love: Jaguar XJ6 – Squaring Up For a Fight