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With a 240 bhp 3 litre V6 engine, this car is a veritable power house and due to an all-aluminium space frame chassis, the weight of the body has also been kept under control. The interiors, like the exterior is actually spectacular due to the whole lot of comfort oriented features. With an elegant combination of colours and comfortable and supportive seating, this car is just ideal for those long long drives. |
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Jaguar XJ6 | UK Jag Auctions
It was in September 1968 that the amazing Jaguar XJ6 was unveiled to the stunned public eyes. Manufactured by the Ford Motor Company and marketed under the brand name of Jaguar, this was the one car which has been projected as the Jaguar flagship model for most of its future productions.
Right from the beginning, this unique car created such a demand in the automobile market that it was quite difficult for the manufacturer to keep up with it. The initial car that came out was fitted with either a 2792 cc 16 DOHC engine or a 4235 cc 16 DOHC engine. With an option of a four speed manual or a 3 speed Borg Warner automatic transmission, this car proved to be amply equipped with adequate power and speed.
The most recent model of the Jaguar XJ6 is the SWB which is available in a single trim level. What attracts enthusiasts more towards this car is its remarkable features seen in abundance. The latest model boasts of heated front seats, heated windscreen, and a sunroof to match. Practically, this model is also equipped with electro chromatic door mirrors, and power wash headlamps with xenon bulbs. Riding on a Jaguar XJ6 has been made all the more enjoyable thanks to the fully controlled audio system with eight fantastic speakers. Climate control system, satellite navigation system, telephone and tv comes in as added attractions.
