Jaguar R and SVR models
Jaguar R and R-S/SVR models are a range of high performance versions of certain car models from the British automotive marque Jaguar Cars, part of parent business Jaguar Land Rover. These cars primarily focus on enhanced "sport" performance. Jaguar began producing R models in 1988 with the introduction of the first XJR, and began producing R-S models in limited production numbers and input from Jaguar SVO (Special Vehicle Operations) with the introduction of the 2012 XKR-S. The R-S mark has since been replaced by the SVR (Special Vehicle Racing) designation, which was first introduced on the 2017 Jaguar F-Type SVR, effectively making the XFR-S the last Jaguar SVO car not to carry the SVR moniker.
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Other Jaguar models
- 420 and Daimler Sovereign —
- Ascot —
- C-Type —
- C-X16 —
- Daimler Sovereign —
- E-Type Roadster —
- Mark 1 —
- Mark IV —
- Mark V —
- Mark VII —
- Mark VII M —
- Mark VIII —
- Mark X —
- Prime Ministerial Car —
- SS Jaguar 100 —
- XE SV Project 8 —
- XF (X250) —
- XF (X260) Sportbrake —
- XFR (X260) Sportbrake —
- XJ (X300) —
- XJ (X308) —
- XJ (X350) —
- XJ (X358) —
- XJ (XJ40) —
- XJ13 —
- XJR (X350) —
- XJR-15 —
- XJR-6 —
- XJS —
- XK —
- XK (X100) —
- XK120 —
- XK140 —
- XK150 —
- XKSS —
- S-Type 1936
- 240 1946
- 340 1948
- XK SERIES 1949
- MK II 1950
- MK VIII 1950
- MK VII 1951
- MK IX 1952
- XJ SERIES 1954
- 3.8 1956
- Mark 2 1959
- Mark IX 1959
- E-Type 1961