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1995 Jaguar XJS Celebration Convertible

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Jaguar launched the XJ-S in September of 1975, with the design process starting in the late 1960s. Their goal? To replace what was now an ageing, but still undeniably iconic E-Type. A difficult challenge, no doubt.

make

engine size4.0 liters

transmissionAutomatic

Duke of London

The Factory, Catherine Wheel Road, Brentford, TW8 8BD, UK

+44 7545 430813

key moments & facts

The car has covered just 66,000 miles from new, a figure that is reinforced when you open the bonnet and reveal the big-cat’s 4.0-litre straight six heart.

The paintwork is complemented by an original set of polished 5-spoke alloy wheels, which are wrapped in matching tyres and a colour matched blue mohair roof, also in excellent condition.

Despite being a mid 1990s car, there is still a bundle of brightwork. The grille, headlamp surrounds, bumper finishers, door handles and mirrors to mention just a few areas. They’re all in great shape

Step inside, and it’s pure-Jaguar. Arm-chair style seats with integrated headrests are wrapped in a cream leather with matching piping, as is the armrest and the door cards.

The XJS is often snubbed as a not quite as beautiful replacement for the E-Type, but they have aged with grace. They’re able to waft in and out of situations in a regal nature.

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Duke of London

The Factory, Catherine Wheel Road, Brentford, TW8 8BD, UK

+44 7545 430813

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1995 Jaguar XJS Celebration Convertible

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makeJaguar

modelXJS

year1995

engine size4.0 liters

transmissionAutomatic

drive sideRight

mileage66,000 miles

locationBrentford

Duke of London

The Factory, Catherine Wheel Road, Brentford, TW8 8BD, UK

key moments & facts

The car has covered just 66,000 miles from new, a figure that is reinforced when you open the bonnet and reveal the big-cat’s 4.0-litre straight six heart.

The paintwork is complemented by an original set of polished 5-spoke alloy wheels, which are wrapped in matching tyres and a colour matched blue mohair roof, also in excellent condition.

Step inside, and it’s pure-Jaguar. Arm-chair style seats with integrated headrests are wrapped in a cream leather with matching piping, as is the armrest and the door cards.

The XJS is often snubbed as a not quite as beautiful replacement for the E-Type, but they have aged with grace. They’re able to waft in and out of situations in a regal nature.