Founded in England in 1934 by brothers Richard and Alan Jensen, Jensen Motors became known for producing distinctive hand-built grand tourers that combined British craftsmanship with innovative engineering and powerful American engines. The marque introduced notable models such as the 541 and CV8 before launching the iconic Interceptor in 1966, pairing elegant Italian-designed bodywork with Chrysler V8 performance. Jensen also pioneered four-wheel drive and anti-lock braking on a production performance car with the advanced FF. Produced in relatively limited numbers, significant Jensen automobiles are valued by collectors for their rarity, distinctive styling, engineering innovation, and unique blend of European grand touring character and American V8 power.
