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About

Xclusively Jaguar

​Xclusively Jaguar was founded by Letitia Mace in 2008 as a trusted place to collect and share accurate Jaguar information. What began with a newsletter and a home-built website has grown into a long-running resource for Jaguar enthusiasts, now run by Letitia and Rob Jenner.

OUR STORY
It started with a newsletter...

On 11 August 2008, Letitia sent out the very first Xclusively Jaguar newsletter. Determined to create a reliable home for accurate Jaguar information, she signed up for a web-design course and built the first Xclusively Jaguar website herself before the end of the year.

As Xclusively Jaguar grew, so did the website. Later versions became more sophisticated and were professionally developed, while Letitia remained responsible for the content, direction and character of Xclusively Jaguar.

In 2014, Rob Jenner joined Letitia, bringing another lifelong enthusiasm for interesting cars. Together they have built an eclectic collection of Jaguars and automobilia and become involved in just about anything Jaguar-related along the way.

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MORE THAN A JAGUAR WEBSITE
What we do today

Xclusively Jaguar has grown into an independent resource for Jaguar owners and enthusiasts, combining news and stories with the knowledge and practical help that comes from years spent around the cars.

ADVICE & KNOWLEDGE

Need help with a Jaguar? Letitia and Rob regularly share their experience and knowledge with fellow owners.

BUYING & VALUATIONS

From considering your first Jaguar to understanding the value of a car you already own, Xclusively Jaguar can offer independent guidance.

PARTS & SPARES

A changing selection of Jaguar parts and spares is available, with help identifying or finding what you need.

NEWS & STORIES

Events, cars, people, history and everything happening in the Jaguar world through the blog and Xclusively Jaguar eMagazine.

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THE PEOPLE BEHIND XCLUSIVELY JAGUAR
A shared passion

For Letitia and Rob, Jaguar isn't simply the subject of a website. Their shared collection of Jaguar cars, parts and automobilia means there's usually a restoration, research project, event or interesting discovery happening somewhere.

They regularly attend and organise enthusiast events, meet owners and specialists, and contribute stories from the Jaguar world to Xclusively Jaguar News and the wider motoring media.

You’ll often find Letitia and Rob at Jaguar shows and events around the country — although, judging by the photographic evidence, their definition of “sharing the workload” may be open to interpretation.

A SHARED OBSESSION
Our collection

Over the years, Letitia and Rob have assembled an interesting collection of Jaguar cars and automobilia — some pristine, some projects, and probably always with room for one more.

OUR JOURNEY SO FAR
2008

First Xclusively Jaguar newsletter and website

2014

Rob joins Letitia

2018

Printed magazine launched

Today

Still helping Jaguar enthusiasts around the world

EXPLORE XCLUSIVELY JAGUAR
STAY INFORMED

News, stories and events from the Jaguar world.

DIGITAL EDITION

Enjoy the latest issue of our complimentary eMagazine.

TRUSTED EXPERTS

Find independent Jaguar specialists you can rely on.

PART OF OUR STORY
Meet Our Patrons

Chosen patrons of Xclusively Jaguar are those who are highly esteemed for their connection with Jaguar. Former patrons include Norman Dewis OBE and Professor James Randle, former Jaguar Director of Engineering, now both sadly passed away.

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Sir John Egan

Sir John Egan, former chief executive and chairman of Jaguar Cars from 1980 to 1990, is universally acknowledged as the man who saved Jaguar! Recently, he accepted the request to become President of the Jaguar Drivers Club and a patron of Xclusively Jaguar. Sir John Egan’s full biography can be read in his book Saving Jaguar by Sir John Egan

www.sirjohnegan.com

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Keith Helfet

Born in South Africa, Keith came over to the UK to study automotive design at the Royal College of Art in London and then started work at Jaguar in 1978. He admits that he was extremely privileged to be the last Jaguar designer to work with Sir William Lyons, and is best remembered for styling the XJ220 at the request of Jaguar engineering director, Jim Randle.

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Howard Hunt

Spanning 5 decades, Howard’s career with Jaguar Cars began in 1964 as a test driver. By 1979 he was a Project Engineer for Special Vehicle Preparation (Press Cars) and went on to look after the Royal cars and prototype police cars. Involved in every model launch from XJ-S HE (1981) to X150 (2005) his press launch routes earnt him the title “The Jaguar Route Man” – he finally retired in 2007. 


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Mike Kimberley

Born in Browns Lane, and apprenticed to Jaguar in 1954, Mike worked on XJ13 before moving to Lotus in 1969 where he rose to the position of Group Chief Executive for Group Lotus plc. Later, he became President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. He is highly regarded as an accomplished engineer and businessman.

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Win Percy

Win began racing his own car at weekends for fun, but his natural talent as a driver shone through and he was 3 times British Touring Car Champion and legendary for his prowess in Australia’s premier event at Bathurst. To Jaguar fans he is best remembered for his involvement in Tom Walkinshaw Racing. Win’s full biography can be read in his book WIN1   

  
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Michael Quinn

Sir William Lyons eldest grandson, formerly Service Manager at R.A. Creamer, rising to Managing Director, and thence to Dealer Principal. Michael is involved in preserving the heritage of Jaguar, via the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust and several other motoring organisations. He now runs his own company Quinn Lyons Jaguar Specialists in London.

www.quinnlyons.org

Need advice, a valuation or help with parts?

We're always happy to help fellow Jaguar enthusiasts.

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