MEGASLOT888 RTP SLOT This car and a smaller-displacement companion dubbed SS II sold surprisingly well for a new British make in the Depression, and by 1934 the company felt justified in changing its name to SS Cars, Ltd. Larger and more powerful models followed in quick succession. Included was the first car to bear the name Jaguar, a handsome sporting sedan appearing in 1936 with a 2.7-liter overhead-valve Standard-built six massaged by Harry Weslake and W. M. Heynes to deliver 104 horsepower.|Note if the Device is Locked