Jaguar Parts and Accessories
- Air Filter
- Alternator
- Antenna
- Ball Joint
- Brake Caliper
- Brake Pads
- Brake Rotors
- Brakes
- Car Cover
- Cargo Liner
- Catalytic Converter
- Distributor Cap
- Distributor Rotor
- Floor Mats
- Fog Light
- Fuel Injector
- Grille Assembly
- Head Gasket
- Head Light
- Headlight Assembly
- Headlight Lens
- Heater Core
- Muffler
- O2 Sensor
- Oil Filter
- Oxygen Sensor
- Power Steering Hose
- Power Steering Pump
- Radiator
- Repair Manual
- Shock Absorber
- Starter
- Steering Rack
- Tail Light Assembly
- Tail Light Lens
- Timing Chain
- Turn Signal
- Turn Signal Lens
- Turn Signal Switch
- Vent Visor
- Water Pump
- Window Motor
- Window Regulator
- Window Switch
The best replacement parts and accessories for a Jaguar must be from Jaguar, right? The answer is actually "maybe." That's because although the statement isn't entirely wrong, it's not entirely right either-at least according to expert mechanics. Jaguar parts and Jaguar accessories from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and from an aftermarket vendor usually only differ in terms of brand name and price, but not on quality. There are many occasions in which aftermarket Jaguar parts outper...form the OEM parts. But then, that also depends on the brand and make of a vehicle part. But no matter how OE-like a part looks, if it isn't at par with its OE counterpart in terms of performance, then it's not good enough, especially with a brand like Jaguar. Your Jaguar is a British made luxury car that operates under the Jaguar Land Rover name and was previously owned by Ford Motor Company. Now, it's owned by the Indian company Tata Motors Ltd., Jaguar is a brand that's truly rich in history and legacy, that's why Ford Motor is still supplying this Jaguar Land Rover product with powertrains, stampings and other vehicle components. Ford would also still provide engineering support, dispense research and development assistance, collaborate with information technology needs, as well as be involved in other corporate activities like accounting and other services. Your Jaguar's requirements have not really changed with the change in management. It still needs only the best care from only the best components. So, if you're looking for just the top of the line Jaguar parts and Jaguar accessories that are not too heavy on the pocket, Auto Parts Warehouse is the place to be. Here, we only carry products from trusted names Bosch, Scan-Tech, EBC, A1 Cardone, and Centric just to name a few. Whatever you're looking for, we are sure to have it. So browse our extensive catalog and place that order right away. What's more, if your purchase amounts to $50 or more and we will ship your order for free!View More
Innovative Jaguar Then and Now
Jaguar does not fall behind in introducing innovations to improve the design and development of cars. Its recent models are made with new technologies and advanced materials that keep them true to the luxury and sports car essence of a Jaguar. At the same time, these innovations bring the brand to a higher and more competitive status.
Aluminum: Light and easy
Jaguar is recognized as one of the first companies to use aluminum on the frames of its cars with the 1948 XK 120 sports car as opposed to heavier steel. The featherlike, yet tough, material makes it very ideal for racing applications especially since lap times and top speeds can be affected by the car's weight. Recent models of the XE, XF, XK and XJ have all-aluminum chasis which makes these lighter and tougher than ever.
Aluminum is also one of the ways for Jaguar to care for the environment. Even if recycled, the quality of new versus recycled aluminum does not differ, making reused ones suitable to put back on the production line. This can be seen on the 2010 XJ's, where 50% of the chasis is made of recycled aluminum. Not only does it make the car environmentally friendly, it also gives it less bodyweight, and better fuel economy.
KERS: Efficient and powerful
The Kinetic energy regeneration system (KERS) slowly makes its way to production Jaguar models. This technology was first developed for Formula One racing teams like Ferrari and McLaren to produce more speed and power for their cars. The system works by storing kinetic energy, due to slowing down to the flywheel, and releasing it for use during acceleration. The system as a whole is a way to add more power to the engine without using more fuel.
Even though the technology is still being tested on concept cars, Jaguar believes the system can be developed for regular production cars. One of the models that feature the KERS is the F-type to be released in 2013.
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The path to the future looks clear and bright for Jaguar. In a world where power and sustainability seem irreconcilable, the company does its best to combine both in the design and performance of their luxury sports cars. With futuristic looks, turbo engines, and environmentally friendly, Jaguar enthusiasts will definitely want to get a piece of this beast in the coming years.
Concept Experiment on the Road
To celebrate the company's 75 years in the auto industry, it plans to release a production model of the concept car Jaguar C-X75: a hybrid supercar that boasts quickness and cleanliness. Powered by both an electric motor and a 1.6Liter inline-4 engine, the car can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 3 seconds. Working with fellow British racing team, Williams F1, the C-X75 includes a Formula One-developed technology, KERS (Kinetic Energy Regeneration System), that gives the engine almost 500HP and that reaches a top speed of 200 mph. Speed is only half the picture as the C-X75 sets the trend by creating environmentally friendly sports cars. It is projected to have emissions as low as 99g/km, making this car a very mean, yet clean, machine.
This raises the bar, not only for Jaguar, but for the whole car industry as well. Only 200 units are expected to be made and released by 2014.
Reincarnation of an Icon
In 2013, the company plans on releasing a new car similar to the iconic E-type: the F-type. The closeness of the two models' names is intended as Jaguar hopes to capture and exceed the hype and buzz created by the classic. A 380 HP, 3.0Liter V6 sits at the heart of this roadster. Despite having a small, fuel efficient engine, it pushes the F-type from 0 to 60mph in 5 seconds. With competition from other icons such as the Mercedes-Benz SL, the Porsche 911 Cabrio, and the Audi R8 roadster, the company hopes that the F-type introduces the Jaguar legacy to a new generation of enthusiasts.
Jaguar XKR Coup?- Photo from http://www.flickr.com/photos/55391407@N03/5140580784/
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Jaguar E-Type- Photo from http://www.flickr.com/photos/peplau/5526400461/
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Jaguar XKR -Photo from http://www.carwallpapers.rearviewed.com/2009/07/18/jaguar-xkr-wallpaper-hollers-for-stunning-elegance/
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