1990 Four Door Xj6 Georgous Fine Jaguar-wire Wheels-british Racing Green-nice on 2040-cars
Rock Island, Illinois, United States
This is one fine Jaguar. You can always tell in the first few seconds and minutes, when you are looking at a great quality and very well maintained vehicle, with outstanding design and engineering. This 1990 Jaguar has 111,996 miles, and it is hard to find any difference than what a 10,000 mile Jaguar would be. Excellent British Racing green color, with full length Gold accent body stripe. Original Jaguar chrome wire wheels, very classy and elegant and in perfect condition.Four Tiger Paw tires on the ground and a full size Pirelli spare in the trunk.Excellent light camel tan leather interior. Matching Walnut wood dash and interior door inserts.Automatic transmission with sport shift option. All glass, lighting, signals,exhaust are in perfect condition. No under body leaks of any kind. Lighted sun visor vanity mirror for both the driver and front seat passenger. Lighted rear passenger lighting on back of front seat headrests. Original owners leather case with owners manual and 276 page service manual.The more you are around this Jaguar, the more you will like it. Top quality styling, workmanship, handling, riding, and performance.Elderly owned, I do not go over 55 mph.I have owned over fifty Cadilacs, in my day, and this Jaguar, is head and shoulders above any Cad. Just no comparison.The only two minor flaws are the leather cover, on the between seat console,at the rear is loose. and a quarter size blemish. just above the rear bumper, not noticeable unless I point it out to you. These two minors are so slight, as to not need attention at this time. With all this being said, the Lady in your life, will just adore this Jaguar.Class. Elegance. Quality. Your satisfaction is assured. " I Guarantee it." Sixty years I have been in business, and this is my Top Pick. Best regards, Sam. Call my son, Luke, for questions, and payment and pick up arrangements at 309-278-8110, from 9 am to 5 pm, seven days a week.
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Pivi Pro Jaguar Land Rover Infotainment Review | A massive improvement
Fri, Aug 6 2021Infotainment systems in Jaguar Land Rover products have irked us for a long while. They’re generally a good step — or several — behind other luxury automakers' infotainment systems in terms of features and looks. But the big problem has always been their functionality. Even right out of the gate, they exhibited an undue amount of lag and general bugginess. Pivi Pro is supposed to change all of that. ItÂ’s JLRÂ’s completely new-from-the-ground-up infotainment system that is quickly spreading across the companyÂ’s range of products. It features a new screen size and layout. Plus, the software itÂ’s running is vastly different from what we saw previously. Our Byron Hurd got a first taste of it with a number of JLR products in a short period of time and found it to be a big improvement. Now, weÂ’ve had a new Land Rover Discovery in the garage for a longer period to fully suss out the system. Will it hold up? Watch the video above for a quick tour, and keep reading for some more detailed thoughts. Before diving in too deep, you should know off the top that Pivi Pro is a massive improvement over JLR infotainment systems of old. There are still some issues, but the new systemÂ’s performance is exponentially better than what itÂ’s replacing. This is partly thanks to it now running off its own backup battery. This allows the whole system to load immediately upon startup, ensuring that you arenÂ’t sitting and waiting for items to populate after you press the start button. The new 11.4-inch screen this software plays on is splendid to both look at and touch. ItÂ’s a super-high-resolution panel, and it takes to our inputs quickly and without protest. The new UI layout makes things easier and prettier, too. All of your important items are tucked into a panel on the left, making them super easy to find and select. Plus, a sticky “home” button means you can always find your way out of menus when youÂ’re done diving around. We dig the three-panel home screen and its minimalist style, but for those who might favor maximum functionality over a pretty home screen, you can replace this with rows of app icons. For those wanting to use their phones, there is indeed an in-car WiFi data plan available to buy. Plus, JLR newly allows you to connect two devices via Bluetooth instead of just one. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are nicely integrated with this new system.
Stolen Jaguar Recovered Forty-Six Years Later
Mon, Sep 22 2014Forty-six years ago Ivan Schneider, successful Manhattan lawyer, bought himself the Jaguar convertible that would feature in a most unusual tale of unrequited love. It was the first (and "prettiest") of many luxury cars he would own, his companion on fast drives - and the only one that was ever stolen. Forty-six years later, a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol analyst running a routine export check through a stolen car database came up with a hit. The 1967 Jaguar XKE was hot. The problem: It was already on a cargo ship, in a container, headed for Europe, two days out of the Port of Long Beach on the Pacific Ocean. Investigators with the California Highway Patrol and nonprofit National Insurance Crime Bureau got to work. New York police still had the March 1968 incident report. CHP investigator Michael Maleta spoke with Schneider in Florida, where he now lives. Schneider thought it was a prank. "After we convinced him, he was excited," said Maleta. After all, Schneider told The Associated Press on Wednesday, he would think of the car every time he bought a new one. And, he said, he is a car guy who has owned quite a few exotics. For the months he owned it, he was in love. "I've always said that was the prettiest," Schneider, now 82, said. Tracing the car's history, Maleta learned the Southern California man exporting it to the Netherlands had bought it about three months ago from an owner in the San Joaquin Valley, who himself had it 40 years. What happened between its disappearance from the concrete canyons of the Upper East Side and its California sojourn - Maleta hopes his investigation will answer that. After its out-and-back sea journey to the Netherlands, the car is back in Southern California, more than two months after the law finally found it. It's rusty and scratched, but still worth about $24,000 - and far more if restored, as Schneider plans to do. He just won't push it too hard. It's old, so is he, and though beautiful it is known for trouble under the hood. "I'll use it as a Sunday car," Schneider said. "They were never reliable." At least, one day soon, it will be back home. Related Gallery 2014 Jaguar XJR Test Drive Weird Car News Jaguar stolen car
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