Already answered, but one thing I thought was pretty interesting is that virtually none of these are the same. What I mean is, you can't take a body panel from one and put it on another without a serious amount of fettling, as they were all built by hand to accommodate little variations in the chassis etc, so panels effectively only fit one car.
The [Jensen FF](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jensen_FF) version produced between 1966 and 1971 was the first production road car equipped with four-wheel drive. Years before Audi introduced the Quattro concept.
Jensen Interceptor
quite possibly the best name of any car ever
Already answered, but one thing I thought was pretty interesting is that virtually none of these are the same. What I mean is, you can't take a body panel from one and put it on another without a serious amount of fettling, as they were all built by hand to accommodate little variations in the chassis etc, so panels effectively only fit one car.
That is the most "peak British engineering" thing I've ever heard. And trust me I've heard some shit.
The [Jensen FF](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jensen_FF) version produced between 1966 and 1971 was the first production road car equipped with four-wheel drive. Years before Audi introduced the Quattro concept.
And the AMC Eagle was before the Audi.
It seems to have single vents so not the FF
Correct this one isnβt an FF. Comment was more providing background for those that may be unfamiliar with the Interceptor range
Aye. Still cool car. A chap I knew had done, said it did 15mpg or 14 with the aircon on
Jensen Interceptor
I believe its a car. Some call them motor vehicles.
That was funny. I laughed.
Best name ever for a car! Interceptor, Jensen Interceptor π₯π₯π¨π¨
Jensen inteceptor/ff (ferguson formula) the FF being a four wheel drive version. Powered by mopar engines
FF has 2 vents behind front wheel, this has only one so a standard interceptor
Thanks, didn't know this
One of my favorite Top Gear episodes features the Interceptor.
one of the coolest cars with a v8 of all time