Vehicle Description
The XJ has always presented the sportiest design of the European
executive sedans, but add a supercharger to the 4.0-liter motor, a
performance suspension, and an aggressive appearance package... now
this two-owner 1997 Jaguar XJR becomes a truly irresistible luxury
sports car.
Anthracite Metallic is an awesome color that you can only get on
premium machines because it's a rich and glossy black that then
gets an awesome metallic element added in. It instantly conveys
Jaguar's reputation for sophistication and performance in one deep
hue. Of course, this is only true when the paint has been properly
maintained throughout its life as you see here. The finish is
extremely nice, and because it shows all signs of being factory
original, it demonstrates the superior quality you got for your
money when you bought a top-of-the-line luxury car. Of course, it
also takes the good care of a two-owner example where the low
odometer is believed to reflect the full actual mileage (averaging
about 1,300 miles annually.) The long, low Jaguar profile is
instantly recognizable as the shape that built this icon. The XJR's
specific grille has a bright wire mesh that helps signal its
intentions as a predator and the special larger factory wheels give
this cat a lurking stance.
The charcoal interior gives this one a full dark appearance total
package that's perfect for a performance machine. Of course, since
it's also finished in such supple leather, this is a true bruit in
a finely tailored suit. This has been well cared for, and you can
see that right down to the presentation of the plush carpeting and
bright wood that accents the steering wheel. It has a long list of
desirable luxury features, such as automatic A/C climate control,
power windows, power locks, cruise control, power seats, heated
seats, an AM/FM/cassette stereo with CD changer, and a power
sunroof. Modern features not only mean superior luxury, but also
modern safety. So you get the convenience of dual airbags, side
airbags, and anti-lock brakes.
Under that leaper bonnet (hood) is an engine bay packed with power.
Thanks to the "R" in the Jag's name, this stately English gentleman
knows how to throw a punch. The 4.0-liter fuel injected motor has
been supercharged to give it 322 horsepower. And while the power is
impressive, what you should also take note of it's the
configuration. It was the final evolution and offering of Jaguar's
famous inline-six. This configuration has a long history that goes
back to the XK120, and so Jag fans will love how this one looks
exceptionally cared for and show-ready. This same level of care is
why this car continues to run with the inherent smoothness of an
inline-six. It's a versatile total package with a four-speed
automatic transmission w/overdrive, power steering, four-wheel
power disc brakes, and a sharp-handling fully independent
suspension.
The sale comes complete with the owner's manual and maintenance
records. When a premium sports sedan is so well presented, there's
no question of its desirability. But when this two-owner
luxury/performance classic is also priced like a pre-owned economy
car, we know it will leave our dealership quickly. Call
today!!!
