What kind of Miles does a Jaguar XJS have?

Here is a 1989 Jaguar XJS V12 Convertible featured with 70,815 miles on the odometer is available in blue with a sand beige interior…. More Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta is proud to digitally present this sleek 1986 Jaguar XJS.

What kind of car is the 1990 Jaguar XJS?

1990 Jaguar XJS Coupe The Jaguar car is world famous for its stylish designs, thrilling performance, luxurious and comfortable interiors, outstanding handling and ride,… More Gateway Classic Cars of Philadelphia is presenting a 1989 Jaguar XJS for sale.

What kind of paint does a Jaguar XJ have?

1986 Jaguar XJS V12 Coupe, only 69,000 miles, totally rust free, stunning Sebring Red paint, perfect Biscuit leather, excellent chrome, smooth and powerful 5.3… More 1994 Jaguar XJ-S ConvertibleAn XJS as a convertible is a carwhich is not so easy to imitate.Noble walnut wood dashboard and real leather interioraccentuate… More

When did the Jaguar XJS cabriolet come out?

Jaguar XJS 4.0 Cabriolet 1994 This Jaguar XJS 4.0 Cabriolet was built in 1994. This luxury convertible has the smooth and… More A 1984 jaguar XJS V 12 Coupe. Burgundy with a black leather interior. 92,000 original miles. A nice and straight body. Extremely solid undercarriage… More

What was the code name for the new Jaguar XJ?

XJ4 was the codename for the new XJ6 saloon. In it, Sayer opined: “The image sought after is of a low wide high speed car at least as eyecatching as those the Italians will produce, even if it means sacrificing some of the more sensible values such as luggage and passenger space , silence, ease of entry.”

Why was the Jaguar XJ6 not a good car?

In the opinion of many, Jaguar was locked in a timewarp, unable to evolve and progress its styling beyond the 1968 XJ6. While Jaguar stagnated, its rivals were producing modern designs for the 21st century for drivers who weren’t turned on by such historical baggage.

When did the Jaguar XJ S come out?

The Jaguar XJ-S was built from 1975-96 and was the most affordable mass-produced V-12 sports car ever built. But owners constantly balanced enjoyment and aggravation, which has depressed prices to bargain levels. Stiffer emissions and safety regulations demanded a new kind of Jaguar sports car in the 1970s.

How many miles does a Jaguar XJ need?

The ideal car is one that gets regular, light use on suburban or rural roads in the south of England. Up to about 100,000 miles is ok for a V12 before it gets expensive, and at least 150,000 miles for the XJS 6 cylinder engines. The old 4.2 XK engine in the XJ saloons is needing reconditioning at about 80,000 miles on average.

What to look for in a Jaguar XJ?

4. Bottom of front wings where they meet the sills – always rusty on the XJS, so will have been repaired, possibly more than once. Look for the bottom of the wing being flush with the sill. If it sticks out a bit then there is (or has been) rust.

Is the Jaguar XJ worth as much as a Ferrari?

However, deferred maintenance led to catastrophic failures and repairing a V-12 Jaguar can be almost as expensive as a comparable Ferrari. If you’re interested, look for a one-owner car. A pre-purchase inspection is vital and complete service records are essential. Make sure everything works.

When did the Jaguar XJS come out for sale?

Gateway Classic Cars of Ft. Atlanta is proud to present this spectacular 1996 Jaguar XJS Convertible for sale. 1975 saw the launch of the XJS. The new British Grand Tourer was introduced as the rep…

What kind of car is 1996 Jaguar XJ convertible?

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Is there a 1973 Jaguar XJ6 for sale?

This 1973 Jaguar XJ6 was purchased by its most recent owner in 2018. During prior ownership the car was refurbished and enhanced, which included… More Gateway Classic Cars of Philadelphia is presenting a 1994 Jaguar XJ6 for sale.

What kind of problem does the Jaguar XJ6 have?

If you hear a “pop,” never open the hood without a fire extinguisher. The 1975–78 XJ6s featured sticking Stromberg auto chokes, which melted catalytic converters. Inertia safety switches stranded owners. At the bottom of the barrel are the early S3 cars in 1980–81.

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.

What kind of car was the 1993 Jaguar XJS?

This is one of the very rare Factory 5-speed manual transmission six-cylinder XJS convertibles that were produced in 1993. The car is a two-owner car with good services performed by the Jaguar fran… More Info ›

Is it possible to buy a Jaguar XJS?

If you do decide to own one of these cars, you’d better be very handy and resourceful or know a very good mechanic. The good news is, the XJS is so plentiful, it isn’t too difficult to buy a spare one to use as a parts car.

What kind of car is a 1989 Jaguar XJS?

This 1989 Jaguar is 1989 Jaguar XJS V12 ConvertibleHere is a 1989 Jaguar XJS V12 Convertible featured with 70,815 miles Ladies and Gentlemen, Gateway Classic Cars of Kansas City is honored to present an elegant and clas 1989 JAGUAR XJS THIS CLASSIC JAGUAR IS MODIFIED WITH A GTO LS2 POWER TRAIN.

Where was the Jaguar XJS full convertible built?

The Hess & Eisenhardt coachbuilding firm was located in Ohio, USA, and built about 893 of these cars under contract from Jaguar before the official Jaguar-built XJS full convertible became available in 1988.

Do you need Jaguar XJS parts for a coupe?

Depending on your version you may need Jaguar XJS parts for a coupe, a convertible, a V-12 or straight 6 engine. If you have a V-12 the cooling systems needs to be maintained often as it may result in overheating because of the small engine bay in which case it can result in a blown head gasket.

What was the odometer on a 1989 Jaguar XJS?

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Where can I buy a 1989 Jaguar XJS?

1989 Jaguar XJS V12 – In good condition, odometer reads 35,970 miles starting price $4,000 Being sold at auction Wednesday, Oct. 7th visit www.wsmithauction.com for… More The 1994 Jaguar XJS Convertible featured here with 76,640 miles on the odometer is available in British Racing Green with a sand beige interior…. More

Is the 1995 Jaguar XJ convertible for sale?

1995 Jaguar XJS convertible for sale! Motorcar Classics is proud to present this stunning 1995 Jaguar XJS 2 + 2 Convertible with just 42,886 miles all by its first and only owner. This one-owner Ja…

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