1993 Jaguar XJS

The XJS is a classic British sports car, manufactured by Jaguar in 1993. This full-sized coupe was produced until the late 1990s and stands out with its distinctive rear light design, reminiscent of cat eyes, and curves that pay homage to its iconic E-Type predecessor. Despite being from an era when Jaguars were known for their luxurious comfort at the expense of agility, this model features a balanced blend of power and handling, thanks in part to improved aerodynamics and advanced suspension technology. Underneath its sleek bodywork lies a 6.0-litre V12 engine producing around 400 horsepower, propelling it from 0-60 mph in approximately 7 seconds. This powerhouse is paired with a smooth-shifting automatic transmission to provide effortless cruising along winding roads or highways. Inside the cabin, passengers enjoy a spacious interior adorned with premium leather seats and wood veneers, encapsulating them in pure vintage charm while maintaining modern convenience features like air conditioning and stereo system with cassette player.

Last bid: $10,500