The February Jaguar Breakfast Club was extraordinary, with the emphasis on “extra” rather than “ordinary”, and witnessed a staggering three hundred or so Jaguars and Daimlers descending upon the British Motor Museum to display in the winter sunshine.
An impromptu suggestion a few weeks prior to the event to showcase the modern F-Type saw around one hundred of these rousing beauties presenting a muscular, yet graceful presence to steal the show.
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