Jaguar XJ-Series Model Overview
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Jaguar XJ-Series Questions
Are Series Iii Parts From A Jaguar Xj6 Compatible With A Series Ii Jaguar X...
I am restoring a Series II 1976 Jaguar XJ6L and was wondering if Series III fuel pumps could work since I am having trouble finding Series II fuel pumps
I Want To Modify My Selection, But Your Site Will Not Allow This As It Stat...
Your site will not allow me to update my descriptions of the car I'm looking for. What do I do?
I Need To Restore 1983 Engine.
I am searching for a refurbuished engine, transmission, power steering and fuel tanks, otherwise i need to restor my engine
Can You Use Bluetooth In A 2004 Xj8?
Where Is The Iai Or The Iat At On A 02 Xj8 Vanden Plas
Has pcode 1111 and saw if you clean this sensor it will run right... HELP!!!!
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About the Jaguar XJ-Series
The Jaguar XJ has been positioned as the British marque's flagship sedan since its 1972 introduction. The XJ has evolved considerably since then, but Jaguar has held on to a familiar set of styling cues for this full-size sedan.
The first XJs were grouped under the Mark 1 classification, which ran from 1968 (with the XJ predecessors) until 1992. Important developments during this period included the addition of an XJ Coupe and the powerful XJ12 sedan. Jaguar's reputation was marred by numerous build quality and electronics issues throughout the 1970s. While most XJ sedans were replaced in 1986 with a new model, the Mark 1 XJ12 continued until 1992.
The Mark 2 XJs emerged in 1986, overlapping with the Mark 1, after years of production delays. This series was marked by seemingly out-of-place square headlights, although this design did not last through all six of the Mark 2 styling updates. It was during this phase that Jaguar ownership was transferred to Ford, and the powerful R-Style XJ was introduced.
The third and current series, the Mark 3, was introduced as the Mark 2 replacement in 2002. Jaguar was badly in need of a modernized version of its classic flagship sedan, in order to keep pace with the ever-evolving German competition. A new all-aluminum unibody construction served as the foundation for traditional exterior styling, and a much more agile car was created.

