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The Jaguar company started life as a motorcycle manufacturer in 1922, pricing their first automobile in 1935. Over the years, Jaguar has made some of the sexiest cars ever produced. Known for outstanding luxury and state of the art technology. Jaguar's sales slogan for years was 'Grace, Space, Grace. In the 1950's Jaguar has also proved successful in the racing world. Winning many races through its long run.

Our 1966 Jaguar MKX is a solid example of an era gone by. This MKX model has become a hard vehicle to find. An all original car that can be driven as is or restored back to new. Under the hood is a 4. 2 V-8 attached to an automatic transmission clocking in at a whopping top speed of 120MPH. Independent rear suspension and limited slip differential exemplifies Jaguar technology, way ahead of its time compared to what other manufactures were producing in the 1960's. Jaguar mainstays such as leather seats and real wood dash and trim panels add to the high end feel of...

Originally developed by William Heynes Jaguar Chief Engineer and Vice Chairman using the platform and chassis of the then current Heynes designed XJ saloon, the XJ-S was noted for its prominent rear flying buttresses. The early styling initiated by Heynes and partially by Jaguar's aerodynamicist Malcolm Sayer -- one of the first designers to apply advanced aero principles to cars.

A factory XJ-S convertible was launched in 1989, as Ford took control. The convertible top was built by Karmann; it was lined and weather-proof, and the V-12 convertible's price rose to $56,000.

Our beautiful green exterior with tan interior and tan convertible top, XJS is a wonderful driving Machine. Propelled by a 5. 3 Liter Fuel Injected V12 engine and backed by a three Speed Automatic Transmission, our lightly driven Jag shows just 43,154 miles on the clock. Completely sorted by the current owner, this grand tour cruiser is ready to be enjoyed. Plus, the next owner...

1962 Jaguar Mark II 4 door sedan with what is believed to be 17,957 actual miles! This rare 62 Jaguar Mark II was previously owned by Thomas Joyce, the owner of 7-Up, and stored at his home on the golf course in Minocqua, Wisconsin. Since it was purchased from him it has went into a private collection and been stored indoors as well. Beautiful British Walnut interior work goes well with the Red leather upholstery, and the back seat has fold out champagne trays. Other options include AM/FM/Cassette, upgraded speaker, bias...

This 72 Jaguar E-Type is powered by a 5. 3 Liter V12 engine backed by a 5-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1972 Jaguar E-Type Series 3 2+2 include: AM/FM Radio, CD Player, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Leather Interior, and Wire Wheels. The year was 1972, Don McLean, -American Pie,- was hitting the air waves, -The Godfather- was on the silver screen and Richard Nixon was president. In the same year, the Jaguar E-Type Series 3 updated their engine to a 5. 3 Liter V12 engine. Updates to the -72 E-Type include newer shocks, exhaust and brakes....

This beauty is dressed in the black metallic paint, with a black soft top, and black leather interior. The chrome 20' wheels wrapped in ZR rated radial tires, add that perfect touch to the black paint. Powering this triple black cat is the original supercharged and direct-injected 4. 0-liter V8 tucked under the bonnet and puts out 370 hp at 6150 rpm and 382 pound-feet of torque, mated to 5-speed automatic transmission. This is an XKR-100 edition and with only 31,446 actual original miles, this is a collector's dream. Driving this black cat, you'll notice that throttle response is instantaneous, and the auditory response is aural bliss, and when the top is down it will have you grinning from ear to ear. The details were not overlooked when putting this beast together, panel fit is superb, the interior is smart and well appointed. If luxury sport is the goal, this 2002 Jaguar XKR-100 is the ride for you! Options include; leather interior, a/c, tilt/telescopic wheel, cruise control, power seats w/ lumbar,...