The latest monthly breakfast meet at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon attracted 130 Jaguars, providing a magnificent spectacle on the lawns flanking the impressive museum façade.
Around one hundred Jaguars rolled up for our April meet providing a magnificent spectacle for owners and general public alike.
March saw the twelfth consecutive month of our Jaguar Breakfast Club meets, now a well-established feature on the Jaguar enthusiast’s calendar and increasing in popularity as word continues to spread.
Our intrepid jaguar owners have clearly not noticed winter is here with February’s breakfast meet attracting an astounding 60 Jaguars covering over 60 years of model history ranging from E-types to the latest F-PACE, kitted out by JLR as their site response ambulance.
The Jaguar Breakfast continues to attract first-time visitors and regular attendees alike, even on a damp and misty January day!
Winter has not dampened the spirits of Breakfast Club members with a healthy turn-out of 33 Jaguars at our December meet. Jaguar Heritage were equally enthusiastic to support the day, revealing two F-TYPEs that have recently come into their possession.
The Breakfast Club may be in a more informal ‘winter mode’ but autumn sunshine brought a good display of Jaguars to Gaydon for our November meet.
The 20th anniversary of the XK8 was the focus of our busiest breakfast meet to date. With over 300 Jaguars on display, including an astounding 238 XKs, this was the largest ever known assembly of the model in a public place.
Our sixth Jaguar breakfast meet gathered together many regular attendees with a welcome number of new faces, who of course brought along their cherished Jaguars and Daimlers for us all to admire.
This month’s Jaguar ‘Breakfest’ held an impressive 125 Jaguars on display including a wide range of models from the 1950s to the present day.