• Baujahr 
    1/1993
  • Kilometerstand 
    66 826 km / 41 524 mi
  • Automobiltyp 
    Coupé
  • Referenznummer 
    486766238
  • Lenkung 
    Lenkung links
  • Zustand 
    Gebraucht
  • Markenfarbe außen 
    Flamenco red
  • Markenfarbe innen 
    Zwart
  • Anzahl der Türen 
    2
  • Zahl der Sitze 
    4
  • Standort
    Belgien
  • Außenfarbe 
    Rot
  • Getriebe 
    Automatisch
  • Leistung 
    330 BHP / 335 PS / 247 kW
  • Antrieb 
    2wd
  • Kraftstoff 
    Petrol

Beschreibung

Transmission: 3 gears, Automatic
Drive: Rear wheel drive
Number of cylinders: 12
Engine capacity: 6.000 cc

Jaguar XJR S

First registration 28.01.1993

Delivered new at Autohaus Avalon Jaguar - Germany

66.826 km 

V12 N.A. - 6.0L - 326 Hp - 246 Kw - RWD

GM400 3-Speed automatic transmission

Flamenco red with black leather interior

All original books

Currently in Belgian registration

Story

When the Jaguar XJR-S was launched in August 1988, Jaguar was riding the crest of a reputational wave, having just 

claimed its 6th Le Mans victory and, in 1987, won the World Sportscar Championship.

It was a genuinely bespoke model produced by Jaguar Sport - a high-performance wing jointly owned by Jaguar and the Tom Walkinshaw Racing Group.

 Initially powered by a 5.3-litre V12, the engine was upgraded in 1989 to a bespoke 6.0-litre unit with Zytek fuel injection. It was good for 334 bhp and 160 mph.

Boasting a new forged steel crankshaft, forged alloy pistons, modified air intake and a dual exhaust system, the engine was unique to the XJR-S 

and was only phased out once Jaguar introduced its own 6.0-litre V12.

The XJR-S proved to be an immediate winner with contemporary journalists. 

In a Motor Sport magazine group test, the Jaguar handed out a humiliating spanking to a Porsche 928 GT, a BMW 850i and a Ferrari Mondial T – no mean feat.

Motoring journalist Andrew Frankel recalled that test some years later: "Suddenly, almost 30 years on, we realised we were 

looking at the true successor to the E-type; a car capable of doing to the likes of the Mondial what the E had done to the 250 GT.

Yet, unlike in the Porsche 928 GT, there was no fuss, no drama, no deafening din of tyres on bitumen; there was just calm, relaxed and blindingly fast progress".

While the XJR-S may have looked pretty much like a standard Jaguar XJR coupé, virtually every mechanical part was unique. 

Each car left the factory as a hand-built unit from Jaguar Sport’s manufacturing facility at Bloxham, which had attained legendary 

status as the maverick unit that built the seminal XJ220.

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British & Sportscars
Hengstenberg, 111
3090Overijse
Belgien
Contact Person Kontaktperson
Titel 
Herr
Vorname 
Stéphane
Last name 
Meeremans

Telefonnummer 
+32-26818100
Mobiltelefonnummer 
+32-477425319