Under normal circumstances, the Jaguar F-PACE SVR shouldn't necessarily compete against the mighty BMW X6 M (F86) in a drag race. Both have a V8 under the hood, and the one in the Jag is actually bigger, but the BMW ...
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Recently updated on February 23, 2022 at 12:08 p.m. It's actually paradoxical that more and more tuners are taking on large and heavy SUV models in order to create pseudo sports cars out of them. As is well known, they are big, heavy and not particularly sporty in terms of driving dynamics...
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The Lister Motor Company has published a teaser video for the planned 675 hp Lister Stealth based on the Jaguar F-Pace! It's been almost 2 years since the British announced the Lister LFP as a tuned Jaguar F-Pace ...
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A modified version of the electric Jaguar I-Pace comes from the British manufacturer Lister. The company from Blackburn, north of Manchester, has dealt extensively with the I-Pace and, in addition to visual changes, would also like a comprehensive software update with more ...
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Recently updated on July 5, 2019 at 01:38 a.m. The Lister Motor Company is opening the spectacular Lister LFT-10 based on the Jaguar F-Type for exactly 666 vehicles. Compared to the closed coupe, however, an additional €10.000 is due. And …
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The plan is! After the 675 PS Lister Thunder, they now want to bring V8 power to the F-Pace SUV. The small English traditional car manufacturer Lister Cars operates as its own manufacturer of passenger cars based on products from Jaguar Land Rover Ltd. (heard …
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Recently updated on July 5, 2019 at 01:41 a.m. The Lister Motor Company from Great Britain, founded in 1954, still exists. But in the last decade things had become quiet around the British racing car manufacturer and since the rather unsuccessful Lister Storm ...
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