When did the Jaguar XJS go out of production?
This 1990 Jaguar XJS casts such a shadow. It alsoexudes a presence, albeit one that’s remarkably different from pretty much all other cars the Coventry-based company has produced before or since. That being said, the XJS was the marque’s longest-running model, with production stretching from 1976 to 1996.
When did Jaguar replace the Nikasil lining on the XJ8?
The replacement for a nikasil lining was a steel lining and Jaguar switched their production in August/September 2000 although the exact date is unknown. There is some confusion around the web about precisely which cars are affected.
Is the Jaguar XK8 good for the money?
The XK8 range offers impressive performance and style for the money. That won’t be the case for ever, because this capable and elegant Jaguar is increasingly appreciated in the classic market. Resources at Jaguar had been in short supply for a sports car project through the end of the BL era, privatisation and then the Ford takeover in ’89.
Which is the world make identifier for Jaguar?
World Make Identifier SAJ = Jaguar 4th CHARACTER Model Range F = XJ6 (1990 – 92 MY) G = XK8 H = XJ8 XJ6 (1993 MY ON) SOV (1990 – 92 MY) K = VDP XJ LWB (1995 MY ON) M = Sp. Ed. (XJ12, Majestic) N = XJS P = XJR S = XJR-S T = Sp. Ed. (XJS) 5th CHARACTER
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Slated in the Seventies, by the end of its 21-year production run Jaguar’s XJS had all the ingredients for future classic stardom – and it’s still a bargain. Get it while you can One question has been asked of every Jaguar car since 1975: will it be the next E-type?
Where can I buy a 1983 Jaguar XJ?
Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta is proud to offer this very clean 1983 Jaguar XJS for sale. The Jag Gateway Classic Cars of Orlando is proud to offer this beautiful classic 1990 Jaguar XJS.
Is the XJ-S pre he a rare car?
This is an ultra rare car, being known as ‘Pre-HE’, before the range was updated to the far more common HE model from 1981 (supposedly High Efficiency ‘fireball’ combustion heads) with more traditional wood laden interiors, chrome bumpers and ‘Starfish’ alloy wheels. These Pre-HE cars are now very scarce, and accordingly highly desirable.
Is the Jaguar XJS a good car to buy?
On the road it had plenty of presence, refinement inside and no shortage of power, but a thirsty V12 motor with nightmare reliability has made it a classic bought only by the brave.