Jaguar Locksmith

1. Jaguar was founded in 1922 by two motorcycle enthusiasts who made motorcycle sidecars. Initially, the company produced motorcycle accessories, which evolved into coachbuilding over a short period and then expanded into automobile manufacturing. This was an impressive development, but it's a familiar story, as many of the established automakers of today started making other items, such as bicycles, scooters, etc.

2. In 1948, Jaguar produced the fastest car in the world. Essentially, it was their breakthrough model. At the time, it had the reputation of being the fastest car in the world. Originally a testbed model to showcase the new Jaguar XK engine, this roadster debuted at the 1948 London Motor Show. In response to the positive reception of the prototype, the company decided to produce it in full. The first models reached speeds of 100 mph, but by 1950, it reached 120 mph.

3. Jaguar conducts climate testing in a crazy manner. Jaguar wants to be sure that the vehicles it releases to the public will start wherever they are, regardless of how cold it is where they live. So this is how they do it. First, they put the cars in a large freezer set to - 40 degrees Fahrenheit, a bone-chilling temperature. Second, they leave it in the icebox for 12 hours. Third, once the extreme cooldown is complete, the vehicle is taken into a wind tunnel with wind gusts below 0 degrees and water hoses spraying them with frigid water.

4. Jaguar made its SUV as cool as Evel Knievel. When Jaguar announced its F-Pace performance SUV, they wanted to let the world know that it is not just another SUV, but rather a performance vehicle. So, putting their new SUV to the ultimate test, Jaguar decided to use it in a stunt test. For the company's 80th birthday celebration, they performed a Loop de Loop stunt by driving the SUV through a loop. In addition to earning them a Guinness world record, this stunt demonstrated the vehicle's performance and lightweight features. 

 5. A rock star designed the XEM. Jaguar XE's creator, Wayne J. Burgess, also performs in his metal band called Scattering Ashes in his spare time when he isn't designing luxury sports cars. They're good enough to play with bands like Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath at festivals if you've never heard of them. Besides practicing and performing with his Les Paul at concerts, Burgess spends the rest of his time helping to shape Jaguar's future.