Interesting Facts About the Jaguar Xjs
The Jaguar XJ‑S debuted in September 1975 as the luxury grand tourer that succeeded the legendary E‑Type. Produced until 1996, it enjoyed a 21‑year production span that cemented its place in Jaguar history.
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Longest‑Lived Jaguar Model (Until Overtaken)
With a 21‑year production run from 1975 to 1996, the XJ‑S amassed 115,413 units, making it the longest‑lived Jaguar model at the time. It was later narrowly surpassed in longevity by the Series XJ saloon, which reached 24 years of production.
Successor to the Iconic E‑Type
The XJ‑S was introduced as the direct replacement for the E‑Type (also known as the XK‑E) in September 1975, continuing Jaguar’s tradition of luxury grand tourers. This transition marked a new era for the brand’s high‑performance, upscale coupes.
A Luxury Grand Tourer for Over Two Decades
Produced from 1975 through 1996, the XJ‑S served as Jaguar’s flagship luxury grand tourer for 21 years. Its enduring presence highlighted Jaguar’s commitment to combining performance with refined comfort.
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