Will the revival of the Jensen Interceptor have a Jaguar V8 engine?

News about the Jensen Interceptor, a car that may not say much to us because it belongs to the history of sports cars that have been underrated over time. The fifth generation of the Jensen Interceptor is on its way and will probably have engines from Jaguar and financing from an old acquaintance named Vladimir Antonov.

The other very limited attempts to bring it back to the market have come from certain tuners, although this now appears to be the definitive one. The Jensen Interceptor will be built by CPP (a company in which Antonov has a stake) and Healy Sports Cars, another Swiss company. The resulting product will be the Jensen Healy, which is due to see the light of day in 2014.

Now let’s look at what Jaguar has to do with all this. The new Jensen would be built at the Jaguar plant in Coventry, England, by hand (or almost), just like the Jaguar cars. What is speculated is whether it will have a V8 engine from the feline brand or whether it will simply follow the well-worn path of American V8 engines, as in the past, when it equipped models with engines from the former Chrysler.

And looking at the free rendering of the future Jensen Interceptor, there is no doubt that if Jaguar gets involved, it will be a model that will make headlines.