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Keeping Jaguars on the road since 1982!

With branches in the USA, France and Holland and headquarters in the UK, there isn't a corner of the world that can't be reached.

06/11/2026

A hidden gem in the SNG Barratt range!

Looking for a replacement alternator or starter motor for your late-model Jaguar? Our remanufactured units offer OE remanufacturing quality, a two-year warranty, with no surcharge or exchange unit required.

Discover the range at SNG Barratt.

05/11/2026

For many, there's joy in fireworks, fairgrounds and fried food. But for others, there's another way to spend Bonfire Night: the Jaguar way.

Find a quiet road, follow it somewhere beautiful, and arrive just in time to watch the last of the light leave the sky. A fire, a hamper and good company. Comfort and elegance on the way home...

Some evenings are worth the journey.

03/11/2026

Not every Jaguar in film history gets the hero treatment, and that's part of what makes BAD 1 so memorable.

The plate rode on a green 2002 XKR, driven by Zao, Rick Yune's villain in Die Another Day. Bond films tend to hand the good guys the gadgets and the glamour, but this one let the antagonist have one of the most striking Jaguars ever put on screen, ice cannon and all.

Zao's XKR was built to properly rival Bond's own car, arsenal for arsenal:
- A minigun that rose from behind the front seats when the roof ejected
- Rocket launchers hidden behind the front grille
- Missile launchers concealed in the door panels
- A mortar launcher hidden in the boot
- Front ramming spikes for the final ice palace showdown
- Thermal imaging, to track Bond through the snow

Something is fitting about the model choice too; the XKR was Jaguar leaning into its more aggressive side, all supercharged V8 and sharper lines than the marque had shown in years, so putting it in the hands of the villain rather than 007 himself feels deliberate. It's the sort of detail that rewards a rewatch, especially for anyone who knows their Jaguars well enough to clock the plate before the chase even starts!

Which Jaguar would you have if you were a movie villain?

02/11/2026

We’re heading to the NEC Classic Motor Show!

Come and see the SNG Barratt team at Stand 1-155, where we’ll be sharing the stand with our sister company, Moss Rimmer. Whether you’re working on a restoration, keeping your Jaguar on the road or planning your next project, we’d love to see you.

Get 15% off prepaid orders when you order by Wednesday 11th November via phone or email. We’ll have your parts ready and waiting for collection at the show. Just remember, this offer isn’t available through our website, so get in touch with the team to arrange your order.

See you at the NEC!

31/10/2026

Something wicked this way comes...

They say the dead should stay buried. But some legends refuse to rest.

A Jaguar V12 XJS, a fog-covered courtyard and a journey best not taken after dark.

Happy Halloween from SNG Barratt.

29/10/2026

Country roads or city streets. Keep things civilised or give that V8 a voice.

QuickSilver Sound Architects Sound Architect exhaust systems for the Jaguar F-Type feature switchable sound profiles, letting you change the soundtrack to suit the drive.

Because sometimes, one voice just isn't enough.

Discover Quicksilver Sound Architect for the Jaguar F-Type at SNG Barratt.

28/10/2026

65 YEARS OF THE JAGUAR E-TYPE

On 15 March 1961, Jaguar unveiled the E-Type in Geneva. The first coupé, 9600 HP, arrived just 20 minutes before the reveal, driven from Coventry by Jaguar PR manager Bob Berry. With demand for demonstration drives mounting, test driver Norman Dewis made an overnight dash in roadster 77 RW.

Over 13 years of production, the E-Type evolved through three series, with the Series 3 bringing the mighty V12 engine. Production ended in 1974, but its place in Jaguar history was already assured

65 years on, the E-Type remains a favourite among Jaguar enthusiasts. At SNG Barratt, we're proud to help keep these iconic cars on the road, manufacturing and supplying parts for all three series to support everything from routine maintenance to full restorations.

Here's to 65 years of the E-Type, and to everyone keeping its story alive.

26/10/2026

Staff Picks | Simon Cottrill – Sales Manager UK

Every fortnight, we'll be asking members of the SNG Barratt team one simple question:
If you could own any Jaguar, which one would you choose... and why?

"The Jaguar XK8 represents everything a Jaguar should be: comfortable, powerful and stylish.

The combination of that V8 engine, beautiful styling and genuine grand touring ability makes every journey feel special. Modern enough to use regularly and cover long distances quickly and comfortably, yet classic enough to attract attention wherever it goes.

That's why the XK8 is my favourite Jaguar."

Do you agree with Simon's choice, or would your dream Jaguar be something completely different?

24/10/2026

Feel every corner. Rediscover your Jaguar.

You turn in, the front end responds and the chassis settles into the bend. The steering feels alive in your hands, the car follows its line, and the road opens up ahead. It’s that sense of connection between driver and machine that makes a Jaguar so rewarding to drive.

The correct upgrades to suspension components can help sharpen that connection, improving responsiveness, control and composure when the road starts to twist.

At SNG Barratt, we know Jaguars, from the classics that defined the marque to the modern cars carrying it forward. Explore our range of uprated suspension parts and find the right components for your Jaguar.

23/10/2026

Show us your Jaguar! 🐆

From European road trips to performance icons and classic saloons, every Jaguar has a story to tell.
This collection brings together three very different cars and the people who love them.

🏁 Duncan’s 1989 Jaguar XJR-S, a distinctive performance model with serious sporting pedigree.

🇸🇪 Anders Engelbrekt’s 2003 Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6 recently completed a tour through Germany, Belgium’s Ardennes and the Netherlands, starting and finishing at home in Sweden. The verdict? The Cat ran perfectly, returned reasonable fuel consumption and was a pleasure to drive throughout.

🚘 Jeroen Stoof’s Daimler Sovereign 4.2, a classic example of Jaguar-era luxury and refinement.

Different generations, different journeys, but one shared passion for these remarkable cars.

Now it’s your turn. Have a Jaguar or Daimler you’d like to share? Whether it’s a daily driver, a cherished classic, a restoration or a track car, we’d love to see it. Send us your photos and story for our Show Your Jaguar series!

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SNG Barratt, The Heritage Building, Stourbridge Road
Bridgnorth
WV156AP

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 10pm
Tuesday	8am - 10pm
Wednesday	8am - 10pm
Thursday	8am - 10pm
Friday	8am - 10pm

Telephone

+441746765432

Website

http://www.sngbarratt.com/

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