
Owning a Jaguar is about more than admiring those famous lines on a sunny Sunday drive. For most of us, it also means spending a fair bit of time in the garage, keeping the car in the condition it deserves. Whether you have a classic E-Type tucked away under a cover or a modern F-Type…

Issue 02 of the JBC’s official club magazine is now available to order, in print and digital.

ALAN COVACIC. It is with great sadness that I have to post this. Alan passed away in the early hours of Wednesday 11 March 2026. To say he was a regular at Jaguar Breakfast Club meets is an understatement. He epitomised the very heart and soul of what the JBC is all about.

The story of Jaguar is one of reinvention, resilience, engineering brilliance, and bold ambition. From humble beginnings as a motorcycle sidecar manufacturer to becoming one of Britain’s most iconic automotive marques, Jaguar’s journey spans more than a century of innovation, racing triumphs, corporate upheavals, and technological transformation. 1922–1935The Swallow Sidecar Company 1922 – Foundation 1927…

Before Jaguar became a car legend, it all started in Blackpool in 1922 when William Lyons launched The Swallow Sidecar Company. He focused on style and quality on a budget, laying the groundwork for Jaguar’s future. Blackpool had the spark that propelled Jaguar to greatness, proving that great things can start in unexpected places.

The Jaguar Breakfast Club has long been a gathering defined by early mornings, polished chrome, and easy conversation. From pre-war saloons to supercharged modern performance cars, it has always celebrated the breadth of Jaguar’s history. Now, under the leadership of Mark Brierley, the club is entering a new chapter — one that honours tradition while…

This is our November 2025 report, covering Jaguars at Gaydon in September and our visit to JLR Classic in October.

This is our October 2025 report, covering our visit to Silverstone Museum, Beaulieu and Triumph in August and the Lakeland Motor Museum in September.

This is our September 2025 report, covering our visit to Haynes Motor Museum in July and the Riverside Glasgow in August.