Tag: Jaguar
Hybrid Jaguar C-X75 coming
Jaguar claims its forthcoming C-X75 hybrid supercar is more technically advanced than the Bugatti Veyron. Adrian Hallmark, global brand manager for Jaguar, who...
The Editor at Large looks at life
Automania’s Editor at Large is John Weinthal who recently turned 72 (he’s always been older than me)! As a celebration (?) he sent the...
Jaguar C-X16 hybrid concept
The latest Jaguar concept, the C-X16 was released at the Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany last week. Smaller than the XR series, its...
Ultimate Supercars at Royal Garden Plaza
On June the 10th at Royal Garden Plaza the chairman of the Pattaya city tourism and sports committee Ratanachai Sithidechanai chaired the opening of...
What ever happened to the Tiger Rally?
Tiger had more than a few problems this year, which is a shame, as the concept of having ‘classic’ cars on show, touring...
The “new” E-Type
Jaguar is losing the plot, as far as I am concerned. When the E-Type first came out, it was an immediate sensation. Such...
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Deluge of fake news about Thai earthquake swamps the internet
PATTAYA, Thailand - As if the truth wasn’t bad enough, many millions of words of fake news are peaking on social media sites and...
Myanmar earthquake twice as powerful as Noto Peninsula’s, expert warns of strong aftershocks
BANGKOK, Thailand – A powerful earthquake struck central Myanmar on March 28 at 12:50 PM local time (3:20 PM Japan time), registering a magnitude...
Prime Minister visits site of collapsed building as labor group pleads for urgent rescue...
BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra visited the site of the collapsed State Audit Office (SAO) building in Chatuchak district for the second...
Hopes Fading, But Rescues Continue – Death toll from Myanmar earthquake surpasses 2,000
BANGKOK, Thailand – Rescue workers have pulled a woman from the rubble of a collapsed hotel in Myanmar, officials said on Sunday (31st), as...
DDPM confirms Myanmar aftershocks do not affect Thailand; government buildings declared safe
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has confirmed that the aftershocks from Myanmar do not affect Thailand, March 31....