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1996 Jaguar XJ-Series Price

MSRP:	$56,320 - $75,670
Invoice:	Not Listed

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MSRP / Invoice

Trim	MSRP ($)	Invoice ($)
4 Dr XJR	64,570	N/A
2 Dr XJS Convertible	61,570	N/A
4 Dr XJ6 Sedan	56,320	N/A
4 Dr XJ12 Sedan	75,670	N/A
4 Dr Vanden Plas Sedan	64,420	N/A
4 Dr Vanden Plas	64,420	N/A
4 Dr XJ12	75,670	N/A
4 Dr XJ6	56,320	N/A

"MSRP" stands for Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price, which is the selling price of the vehicle (including any optional equipment) as recommended by the manufacturer. More...

"Invoice" is the price that the dealer pays to the manufacturer for the vehicle. The dealer's profit is the difference between the MSRP and the Invoice prices.