Where can I buy a classic Jaguar XJ12?
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What should I look for in a 2011 Jaguar XJ?
Description: Used 2011 Jaguar XJ XJL with Blind Spot Monitoring, Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Heated seats.
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.
Why are Jaguar XJ6 and XJ12 not worth more?
The V-12 is more difficult to maintain, and overheating issues were exacerbated by catalytic converters raising under-hood temperatures to crematorium levels. Rubber fuel hoses in the V never stood a chance. Ray Nierlich is a lifetime Jaguar expert, and has been Dr. Jaguar in Newport Beach for 25 years.
Classifieds for Classic Jaguar XJ12. Set an alert to be notified of new listings. Now showing page 1 of 1. 15 results per page. Introducing our new online auction for collector cars. Set an Alert? Refine Search? I purchased this Series III V12 Sovereign model, RH drive, in 2003 while living in Australia
Description: Used 2011 Jaguar XJ XJL with Blind Spot Monitoring, Tire Pressure Warning, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Stability Control, Heated seats.
Who is the expert on the Jaguar XJ?
Ray Nierlich is a lifetime Jaguar expert, and has been Dr. Jaguar in Newport Beach for 25 years. A machinist who makes special tools when necessary, he views Jaguars with the exasperation associated with a beloved child with a sugar addiction. He’s used to crises. Nierlich says the Achilles heel of all years is head gasket sealing.
The V-12 is more difficult to maintain, and overheating issues were exacerbated by catalytic converters raising under-hood temperatures to crematorium levels. Rubber fuel hoses in the V never stood a chance. Ray Nierlich is a lifetime Jaguar expert, and has been Dr. Jaguar in Newport Beach for 25 years.