Das Original Jaguar Xj

Jaguars epitomize the very best in traditional British automobiles, and the XJ series is one of the most popular and well regarded models. Original Jaguar XJ is the ultimate companion to these cars. For the restorer, collector, or enthusiast interested in the correctness and originality of a classic XJ, this book is essential. The major and minor design changes, production details, mechanics, accessories, and more are explained in meticulous detail.

This is the essential guide to all Jaguar XJ models from 2003 to 2009. An important read for any potential owner, but also a constant reference guide to keep with you when viewing a car. It will help you identify the model that suits you, what to look for when inspecting a car, and will provide you with all the necessary procedures to ensure the car is actually what it appears to be. It will identify some of the pitfalls to avoid, help you decide on exactly how to buy – from a dealer, private sale, or auction – and how to get the best possible car for your money. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 11.0px Arial} The X350s are the last with what many would call ‘traditional Jaguar’ styling, yet they embody many technological advances. Therefore it is even more important to study the subject closely and inspect cars thoroughly before purchase. This book is the perfect pocket guide for that purpose.

The XJ-S was Jaguar's most controversial car. Despite offering a superb blend of performance and refinement it was a radical departure in style from the elegant E-type. It appeared at a time when fuel-thirsty luxury cars were unfashionable. However, Jaguar stuck with the car and the result is a twenty-one year production history and a firm place in the classic jaguar list.

Jaguars carrying the XJ badge have now been on sale for over 25 years. Designed in the 1960s as the most beautiful, most refined and most capable saloon car the company could produce, the original XJ6 also became the best-selling Jaguar of all time. The success story continues to this day.