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Every car enthusiast has their obsessions. For some it's '50s Chevys or '30s Fords; for others it's Chargers or Beamers or just about anything else you can think of. For me, it's Jaguars. I don't know why exactly. Could it be because they're big, affordable British luxury cars with sporting pretensions? You know, Bentleys for the upper middle class.
- 1980 Jaguar Xjs V12 Driven 1,000 Miles From Uk To Monaco
Jaguar no longer has an XJ-based coupe in its lineup, but that may change in the coming years if we’re to believe to some reports. As the XK reached the end of the line, Jaguar is said to be considering a larger coupe based on the next-generation...
- Jaguar Xe Has 75 Percent Aluminum Body, Does Wonders For Fuel Economy
Jaguar is preparing for the global debut of its entry-level XE sedan on September 8 in London with new information about the vehicle, which is expected to be the most fuel-efficient Jaguar ever made. Read more »...
- Spied: Jaguar Hones New F-type Coupe On The Nürburgring
Here are some fresh photos of the prototype model that will lead to the production version of the all-new Jaguar F-Type Coupe. Our spy photographers nabbed the car while the British firm's testers were running some hot laps around the Nürburgring...
- From Concept To Reality: Jaguar Xk
The XK series of 'grand tourers' is a successor to Jaguar's original XK sports cars. Resurrected in 1996, the XK replaced the aged XJS luxury coupe with a car more fitting of the XK nameplate: a pretty coupe or convertible with (optional)...
- Jaguar In The Philippines
Pleasantly surprised - that's what you'd call Jaguar's Filipino representatives. The Philippines are suffering from a very localized version of the worldwide food crisis. Rice shortages have curtailed spending; something that affects luxury...
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Jaguar XJC Coupe Classic Seeks Hip Cat to Pose Alongside
Every car enthusiast has their obsessions. For some it's '50s Chevys or '30s Fords; for others it's Chargers or Beamers or just about anything else you can think of. For me, it's Jaguars. I don't know why exactly. Could it be because they're big, affordable British luxury cars with sporting pretensions? You know, Bentleys for the upper middle class.
And there's more. I don't think there's a Jaguar I don't like. I'm even a fan of the bloated, much maligned XJS of the '70s, '80s and even '90s. So surely I'd be interested in this black, mostly stock 1976 Jaguar XJC Coupe? Here's the thing:
Other than the colour, year and what we can derive of the car's condition from looking at the photos, there's really no information on this car. How many miles it's done, what modifications have been made etcetera. All things a potential buyer would want to know. And as a Jaguar aficionado, I know that '70s Jags are bad enough before you start tinkering with them.
- 1980 Jaguar Xjs V12 Driven 1,000 Miles From Uk To Monaco
Jaguar no longer has an XJ-based coupe in its lineup, but that may change in the coming years if we’re to believe to some reports. As the XK reached the end of the line, Jaguar is said to be considering a larger coupe based on the next-generation...
- Jaguar Xe Has 75 Percent Aluminum Body, Does Wonders For Fuel Economy
Jaguar is preparing for the global debut of its entry-level XE sedan on September 8 in London with new information about the vehicle, which is expected to be the most fuel-efficient Jaguar ever made. Read more »...
- Spied: Jaguar Hones New F-type Coupe On The Nürburgring
Here are some fresh photos of the prototype model that will lead to the production version of the all-new Jaguar F-Type Coupe. Our spy photographers nabbed the car while the British firm's testers were running some hot laps around the Nürburgring...
- From Concept To Reality: Jaguar Xk
The XK series of 'grand tourers' is a successor to Jaguar's original XK sports cars. Resurrected in 1996, the XK replaced the aged XJS luxury coupe with a car more fitting of the XK nameplate: a pretty coupe or convertible with (optional)...
- Jaguar In The Philippines
Pleasantly surprised - that's what you'd call Jaguar's Filipino representatives. The Philippines are suffering from a very localized version of the worldwide food crisis. Rice shortages have curtailed spending; something that affects luxury...