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UP FOR SALE IS A GORGEOUS METALLIC BLACK/TAN HEATED LEATHER INTERIOR 2007 JAGUAR XJ Vanden Plas with 59,427 miles.

Under the hood is a modern 4.2L 4196CC V8 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated ENGINE in great condition that cranks 420 horsepower and mated to a six-speed automatic transmission that shifts perfectly….crafted with fine leather and wood that make the interior a remarkable place to spend time.

Fully Loaded with Front and side air bags… head curtain bags… dynamic stability control… ABS brakes…remote security system… 140-watt stereo…16-way adjustable and heated front seats…. power-adjustable pedals… a power adjustable steering colum…power sunroof/moonroof…PREMIUM 19” RIMS ….NON-SMOKER….

The XJ Vanden Plas offers more rear seat leg room courtesy of a wheelbase that is five inches longer than regular XJ models…power-folding electrochromic exterior mirrors with memory settings, wool floor mats, a heated steering wheel, an upgraded Alpine stereo system, a navigation system, and tasteful wood trim.

NO DENTS… NO SCRATCHES…NO RUST

This Gorgeous 2007 JAGUAR XJ Vanden Plas will come with a REBUILT title due to a front accident that occurred few months back…We replaced the front bumper cover, left fender and headlight…blended the paint for a perfect color match with a superb job done….Vehicle has since been stated inspected and issued the REBUILT title mentioned above which is just as good as a CLEAR TITLE but with a salvage history and can be registered anywhere in the U.S.......

Feel free to call with any questions 313-247-1774 (Nader)

We can help ship your vehicle to your desired destination anywhere in the states at our dealer discounted hauler/freight services Areas are as follows with neighboring/surrounding states applying as well.

N.Y area- $450

Florida area- $550

Texas area- $550

California area- $800

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Motor Trend pits Aston V12 Vantage S against Jaguar XKR-S GT in battle of the Brits

Fri, 20 Dec 2013

With the recent increase in higher-performance versions of already high-performance vehicles, like Mercedes-Benz and its AMG Black Series, the public is now gaining even greater access to speed and maneuverability. Two of the most recent sports cars to get their wicks turned up include the Jaguar XKR-S GT and the Aston Martin V12 Vantage S.
Both of these cars are the pinnacles of their lines, with the Jag lording over the XKR-S, XKR and XK while the Aston rules over the standard V8 Vantage S and V8 Vantage. Motor Trend has opted to pit the two rivals together for some thorough testing, and it just happened to bring along a few video cameras to capture all the action.
There's nearly 19 minutes of super hot sports car action below, so scroll down and enjoy.

Junkyard Gem: 1965 Jaguar S-Type 3.8

Tue, Sep 13 2022

The first Jaguar XJs appeared on American roads in late 1968, and decades of production made it the iconic Jaguar sedan most familiar to us today. Before the XJ, however, there was the Mark 2, and that powerful and stylish midsize saloon sold fairly well here during the 1960s. The S-Type (yes, the Leaper-badged Lincoln LS sibling built by Ford around the turn of the century took its name from this car) was an upgraded version of the original Mark 2, sold here for the 1964 through 1968 model years. Here's a rough but recognizable '65 S-Type 3.8, found in a Denver-area wrecking yard recently. The feature that set the S-Type apart from the ordinary Mk2 was this independent rear suspension, based on the one used in the bigger and costlier Jaguar Mark X. The base Mk2 and its old-timey solid rear axle remained available in 1965, with a sticker price of $5,419 (about $51,460 in 2022 dollars), while the S-Type cost $5,933 (around $56,340 now). Yes, those inboard disc brakes were just as much a nightmare to work on as you'd think, but they reduced unsprung weight and improved the handling and ride. This car was about the same size as a typical Detroit midsize sedan of the day, but far more expensive and much more prestigious. GM's swankiest S-Type-sized offering, the Buick Skylark, cost a mere $2,552 ($24,235 today) and had a notable lack of real wood inside. Actually, that Skylark with the optional 300-cubic-inch (5.0-liter) "Wildcat 355" V8 would have been a lot quicker than the S-Type, at least in a straight line, and your friendly Buick dealer probably could have arranged to have the hot-rod 401 (and its 325 horses) out of the Gran Sport coupe stuffed into a new Skylark sedan. The S-Type of 1965 got this sophisticated DOHC straight-six of 3.8 liters' displacement, rated at 220 horsepower. As you'd expect, someone grabbed the pair of SU sidedraft carburettors before I got here, perhaps before the car even arrived at this place. The 4.2-liter version of this engine used in the Mark X gotÂ threeÂ carbs. I suspect that this car was bought by a Denver-area Jaguar enthusiast for parts, decades back, and then was used for outdoor storage of components for future projects.Â These cars are worth decent money in good condition, but this one would need the application of tens of thousands of dollars to be worth … tens of thousands of dollars. As someone who daily-drove an MGB for a few years, the sight of all this Lucas electrical hardware makes me sweat a little.

Jaguar riffs on Super Bowl ad with new F-Type Coupe web short

Thu, 03 Apr 2014

Continuing the story of black hearts it began with its first Super Bowl commercial, Jaguar is roaring down the dark and oh-so-magnificently appealing road of villainy with a new spot featuring Tom Hiddleston. Using its new F-Type Coupe to demonstrate, the actor explains the salient features of the best - meaning, English - villains.
However, it's likely that even if you could manage the elegance, the tailored suit, the sharp wit and the distinct sound, you couldn't pull it all off nearly as well as Hiddleston. That doesn't mean you can't try, of course. Might we suggest starting with his excellent lesson in being properly villainous in the video below?

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