The Jaguar XJS was developed as a successor to the E-Type on the shortened underpinnings of the XJ. Certainly no sports car, but an impressive Grand Tourer. The XJS was initially a bit ill-fated. Shortly after the first oil crisis his 10mpg were unappropriate. But the winsome exterior of the large coupes, the outstanding engines and the media apprearance of the car, brought the sales to a satisfying level . After the 1990 facelift the XJS was also available as an appealing convertible, which outperformed the coupe sales rapidly. Today, the XJS has made its way inside the Jaguar appreciation. The prices tend to rise from year to year, which is due to practicality and appearance of the car. We at Limora are delighted to deliver the almost complete range of parts.
