Automobile Makes and Models Jensen

The Jensen Interceptor was built in the UK between 1966 & 1976. They ran a Chrysler V8 of up to 7.2 litres (440 cubes). They were available as a 'hatchback', as in the photos, a convertible or a coupe. In 1967 there was a four wheel drive version known as the Jensen FF. This version had anti-lock brakes and traction control, not bad for 1967. In Feb this year it was announced that a run of 50 would be built with a few modern day updates. The car in the photos is riding a bit high at the back, but given...  Read Full Story

The Interceptor was launched by specialist British car producer Jensen in 1965. It was intended to be a rival to grand tourers from the likes of Aston Martin and Jaguar, and with its good looks and powerful Chrysler V8 engine it acquitted itself well. But changing fortunes at Jensen and the Oil Crisis of the 1970s killed the car off. But it rose again in 1983 and was produced until 1993. This highly illustrated book covers the Interceptor in all its guises, and also includes the Jensen FF - the car’s trend-setting four-wheel-drive version. Book Detail Read Full Story

A while back I posted these shots of another Jensen Interceptor. This is the second one I've seen since then so they're a rare spot. One of these days I'll see one parked and be able to take some photos of the front of the car. Stay tuned. I shot this one while driving on the freeway. I'm sure the cops wouldn't like to see me doing this.   Read Full Story

By Philip Reed, Senior Consumer Advice Editor Keep in mind that when you sell your car, people will also be evaluating you. They will be thinking something like, "Here's the person who's owned this car for the past few years. Do I trust him/her?" Make the buyers feel comfortable. They will probably be uneasy about making a big decision and spending money. Put them at ease and answer their questions openly. Potential buyers will want to test-drive the car. If in doubt, check to make sure they have a driver license. Ride along with them so you can answer any questions about the car's ... Read Full Story