- One-owner vehicle - Glacier White Exterior - Mulberry leather
interior - Low original 23,000 miles - 5.3L V12 engine producing
262 hp - 3-Speed Automatic Transmission - Power convertible top -
Power windows - Power seats - Air conditioning - Premium wood trim
- Factory Mesh alloy wheels - Garage kept since new -
Well-preserved original condition - 23,260 Miles, per owner, Taken
on Consignment The Jaguar XJ-S (later the XJS) was introduced in
1975 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, ushering in a new generation of
GT motoring for the company, successfully combining performance,
luxury, and elegant styling. A testament to both the inherent
quality of the design and its popularity, the XJ-S remained in
production for the better part of two decades. Power came from the
60-degree all-alloy V-12 engine first used in the 'Series 3' E-Type
and made use of the Jaguar XJ6/JX12 saloon platform and running
gear. Its wheelbase was shorter than its saloon siblings which
complemented the lively V12 engine. The XJ-S's engine used a single
overhead camshaft per bank, fuel injection, and produced 285
horsepower from 5.3-liters. At the time, it was one of the first
production cars capable of achieving the magical 150 mph. -- This
item is a part of Saratoga Motorcar Auction's upcoming auction on
September 18 & 19 | 2026 in Saratoga Springs, New York. -- More
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