Despite the changes in ownership, Jaguar continued to produce high-quality luxury cars and remained a major player in the global car market. In the 1980s, however, the company faced financial difficulties and was eventually sold to Ford Motor Company in 1989.

Under Ford’s ownership, Jaguar was able to recover financially and continue to produce new models. Some of the most notable models produced during this period include the XK8, the S-Type, and the XJ. In addition, Ford also helped to develop new technologies for Jaguar cars, such as the use of aluminum for lightweighting.

In 2008, Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors, an Indian multinational corporation. Since then, Tata has invested heavily in the development and production of new models, such as the Jaguar XF, the XJ, the F-Type, and the I-PACE, the first all-electric car from the company.Jaguar’s current lineup of cars includes a range of luxury sedans, SUVs, and sports cars. The company’s flagship model is the XJ, a full-size luxury sedan that has been in production since 1968.