1995 Jaguar Xjs Coupe 4.0l Six Cylinder Low Production Rare Model on 2040-cars
York, Maine, United States
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Up for sale is a 1995 Jaguar XJS Coupe, with the 240HP straight six motor. This is one of the last XJS's build and is the most desirable motor for ease of use, durability and reliability. This model has impressive performance results with the extensively revised AJ16, still 4.0 liters (243 cu. in.), but with a new engine management system and direct ignition, bringing it to 241 hp DIN (237 hp SAE, 177 kW) and 282 lb-ft (381 N-m) of torque. Very few Coupes were built, the stock spoiler package looks incredible, very few had them. This car was purchased from the owner of the last 15 years, it was used only in the summer in the Berkshires. It was kept off the road during the winter months, documented by insurance records. It was mostly dealer maintained and service records are included. The car is all original and in great shape. The leather is supple and crack free, there is slight discoloration on the drivers armrest from elbow where, its just nice patina. The car runs strong and is used now and then for a highway run. it pulls strong and shifts flawlessly. the tranny works in all modes ( normal, sport, second gear start ). A/C cold, heater hot , thermostat keeps the cabin perfect with no user efforts. set it and forget it! all switches and knobs work, needs a new antenna mast ( antenna must be down when raising the truck with the spoiler, the don't mention that in the manual!). headliner lose in a few spots. The exterior is straight with only 2 small parking lot dings on entire body, chrome is perfect as it has always been garaged and kept clean and waxed. The rims are true and near perfect. Tires have lots of life. Recent maintenance makes it ready to drive anywhere. This is a true driver with impeccable reliability results. They finally got it right with the AJ16 motor. The XJ* came out the next year to replace this model. Classic looks, but 19 years into the models history. You would hope they figured it out by then. This car drives like a dream, a true GT car built to compete in features and performance against the best cars in the world. It is one of the only cars I have ever owned that makes you feel refreshed after a 2 hour drive! It has been a pleasure to have had it in my life. |
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