Highlights

Just two former registered keepers
Private registration plate included in the sale
New tyres and refurbished diamond-cut alloys
64,097 miles on the clock
MOT valid until September 2027

The Appeal

The 6.0-litre V12 XJS represents the final and most refined evolution of Jaguar's long-running grand tourer. By 1994, two decades of development had honed the XJS into a quintessentially British car of aspiration, offering executive-level comfort in a handsome silhouette. The flagship V12 remains among the most sought-after variants for its effortless power delivery and smooth, limo-style comfort.

For decades, the motoring public fauned over these cars. It may have been a bit of a shock when it hit the market, but it proved Jaguar weren't just sitting on the E-Type's laurels. This was an altogether more evolved, stylish car that was swiftly picked up by the well-to-do, from Princess Diana to Phil Mitchell!

This example has covered 64,000 miles under the care of just two former registered keepers. It was dry-stored for four years before being prepared for sale, receiving new tyres and freshly refurbished diamond-cut alloys. The car's rich, glossy paintwork and bright chrome will surely turn heads, and we understand that it's driving as smoothly as you'd expect from that fireball-chambered V12. The sale includes a private registration plate, and the MOT is valid until September 2027.

Key Information

Mileage: 64,097 miles (indicated)
Country of registration: United Kingdom
Technical inspection status: MOT valid until 30th September 2027
Technical specs: 6.0-litre V12 petrol, four-speed automatic
Paperwork: Private registration plate included in the sale, collection of invoices, stamped service record book and V5C, two sets of keys

The Detail

Recently subject to an oil change, new battery and new air filters
Two sets of keys
Complete qwith CD Changer
Dry-stored for four years prior to sale
The vendor tells us that the engine and gearbox are silky smooth
Handsome dark blue over cream leather colour scheme
The vendor notes that the paintwork is in excellent condition inside and out
Brightwork carries a lovely, rich shine that contrasts nicely
Original Jaguar alloys
Underside in good order
Minor wear noted on the driver's seat bolster
Leather elsewhere in very good order, with nice full bolsters
Instruments are clean and legible
Dashboard is clean and well-presented with nicely-kept veneers

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Comments

Bj••••

3 days ago

Hello.can you tell me if the exhaust blow in past MOT history was from the manifold.thanks

lum.the••••

Seller

2 days ago

Hi I think it must have been as the exhaust system looks uniform with no obvious replacements according to the photos of the underside taken at the time of test so I presume it must have been leaking close the the engine at that time (2020).