1993 JAGUAR XJ6 3.2 (XJ40) - Lot 99

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1993 JAGUAR XJ6 3.2 (XJ40) - Lot 99
1993 JAGUAR XJ6 3.2 (XJ40) WITHOUT RESERVATION - French registration - Serial number SAJJFALG4AJ692187 - Engine number 9BPMNA116695 - 3.2 L in-line 6-cylinder engine - Automatic transmission The Jaguar XJ (XJ40) is the last Jaguar whose development was overseen by William Lyons. It was built in Coventry between 1986 and 1994. The curves of the XJ Series III give way here to more angular lines; there are no body panels in common with previous generations. The interior remains luxurious, in the purest Jaguar tradition, with leather and precious wood veneers. While the XJ40's rectangular headlamps may have unsettled purists, the sedan's overall reliability ultimately convinced even the most skeptical. The example shown, chassis SAJJFALG4AJ692187, is a Jaguar XJ6 3.2. It was delivered new in France in 1993. The ZF gearbox is a four-speed automatic. On board, this XJ6 3.2 offers a subdued driving experience, complemented by automatic air conditioning, a smooth gearbox and electric windows and mirrors. It comes in a sober, elegant color scheme, combining dark brown bodywork with a beige leather interior. This configuration underlines the purity of the lines, while providing a warm, luxurious ambience inside. The car was acquired by its current owner in 1996, then on behalf of his company. A Jaguar service booklet is available, regularly stamped although not exhaustive. The vehicle was serviced in 2021, when the air-conditioning was overhauled, the suspension silentblocks and a rear shock absorber were replaced, and various corrosion treatments were carried out (invoices). The front shock absorbers were also replaced in December 2025 (invoices). Today, with 281,000 km, the car is in good overall condition. The paintwork retains a good depth, the woodwork is in good condition and the upholstery has a light, even patina. This XJ6 3.2 is a characterful sedan that is both statuesque and comfortable, embodying a certain idea of British refinement in the 1990s, combining classic elegance with hushed driving pleasure. The description of the vehicle is based on information supplied by the seller, who remains solely responsible for the condition of the property. The House of Osenat verifies their consistency. 1993 JAGUAR XJ6 3.2 (XJ40) - French registration document - Serial number SAJJFALG4AJ692187 - Engine number 9BPMNA116695 - 3.2 L inline 6-cylinder engine - Automatic transmission The Jaguar XJ (XJ40) was the last Jaguar developed under the supervision of William Lyons. It was manufactured in Coventry between 1986 and 1994. The curves of the XJ Series III gave way to more angular lines; none of the body panels were shared with previous generations. The interior remains luxurious, in the purest Jaguar tradition, with leather and precious wood trim. While the rectangular headlights of the XJ40 may have unsettled purists, the overall reliability of the sedan eventually won over even the most skeptical. The model presented here, chassis SAJJFALG4AJ692187, is a Jaguar XJ6 3.2. It was delivered new in France in 1993. The ZF gearbox is a four-speed automatic. On board, this XJ6 3.2 offers a smooth driving experience, complemented by automatic air conditioning, a smooth gearbox, and electric windows and mirrors. It comes in a sober and elegant color combination, combining a dark brown body with a beige leather interior. This configuration emphasizes the purity of the lines while offering a warm and luxurious atmosphere inside. The car was purchased by its current owner in 1996. A Jaguar service log is available, regularly stamped but not exhaustive. The vehicle underwent maintenance in 2021, including air conditioning repair, replacement of suspension bushings and a rear shock absorber, as well as various corrosion treatment work (invoices). The front shock absorbers were also replaced in December 2025 (invoices). This example is now in good overall condition with 281 000 km. The paintwork retains its depth, the woodwork is in good condition, and the upholstery shows a light, even patina. A sedan with character that is both prestigious and comfortable, this XJ6 3.2 embodies a certain idea of British refinement from the 1990s, combining classic elegance and a smooth driving experience. The description of the vehicle is based on information provided by the seller, who remains solely responsible for the condition of the item. Maison Osenat verifies the consistency of this information.
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