Jaguar took a mixture of classic and contemporary models to the International Geneva Motor Show, which was celebrating its 80th anniversary in 2010.

Over the years, Geneva has witnessed the debuts of many classic Jaguars, including the XK120 in 1951 and the E-Type ten years later. This year it was the turn of the new XJ and the 2011 models of the XK and XF, which shared the limelight with a car dating back to the very beginning of Jaguar’s 75-year history – the second SS100, built in 1935.