Roadtests and Servicing Information on the Jensen Interceptor, Jensen CV-8 and Jensen 541 from leading motoring magazines of the day such as Autocar and Road and Track.

The story of Jensen favouring American V8 power began during the 1930s, with the building of their first prototype car. Although this pre-war period was short-lived, this would be the start of what was to eventually become one of the companys main trademarks - the V8 engine. This new book examines the C-V8, Interceptor and FF models as well as ......

Publisher's Notes: Jensen began as a small coachbuilding firm run by brothers Richard and Alan Jensen; they bought out the body works of W.J. Smiths & Sons where they worked after the owner's death and renamed it Jensen Motors in 1934. They built exclusive customised bodies for standard cars produced by several manufacturers of the day ......

A brief history of the British marques that used American engines to provide high performance with reliability. A fascinating look at a number of well-known and not so well-known British marques.

This compilation of magazine articles tells the story of the Jensen Interceptor and FF models, from their introduction in 1966 through to the rebirth of the marque in 1986 and subsequent production up to 1992. The advantage of such a compilation is that you get the story told as it happened, without the dubious benefit of hindsight. The ......

Brooklands has done it again with this fact-filled compilation of road tests and reports from around the world. The Roadster, 5-speed and GT are compared against an Alfa Spider and a Datsun 240Z. Long-term reports trace the progress of the Jensen-Healey from its inception. Model changes, advice on buying used, technical data and full specs ......