While it may not be among the most valuable vintage European sports car or the one with the highest pedigree, the Jensen Interceptor (along with its AWD counterpart, the Jensen FF) is still one of the ...

In the 1960s, when a car magazine talked about hybrids, the car in question wasn't a gas and electric combo, but rather a European design with an American engine. The DeTomaso Pantera with its ...

The Jensen Interceptor stands out for a certain era in British motoring. When it launched in the 1960s, it mixed Italian design with American V8 power, making a name for itself as a fast, comfortable ...

Yes, Jensen is still around, and it’s about to build an all-new GT inspired by the Interceptor — V8 and all. Say Jensen to any Brit, and they’ll likely picture the Interceptor grand tourer built from ...

Sixty years after the original Interceptor debuted, Jensen International is preparing an all-new car that wants to move beyond nostalgia. The company has confirmed its upcoming model will be called ...

10:47, Thu, Apr 16, 2026 Updated: 10:50, Thu, Apr 16, 2026 One of the most iconic British car manufacturers is set to return to the roads 15 years after the original name was dissolved. Jensen ...

Once a small-platform coachbuilder and later an English sports car manufacturer, Jensen Motors has been officially defunct since 2011—though its spiritual death dates back to the late 1970s. The ...

When it comes to restomods, most projects follow the pattern of picking an iconic classic from the depths of history and then turning it into a wholly different car. Well-intentioned owners install a ...

Large, reliable and capable of high-horsepower outputs, several American V8s made the trip across the Atlantic and landed inside the engine bays of high-performance European sports cars for a lethal ...

The Interceptor name returns after decades, but this time it’s a clean-sheet V8 machine designed for a very specific kind of driver. The Jensen Interceptor stands out for a certain era in British ...