Jaguar XJ-S (1975-1996): Books - History and Models

Jaguar XJ-S V12 (1988-1996) - Brooklands Portfolio

Brooklands Portfolio book featuring Jaguar XJ-S V12 models from the years 1988-1996. Describes the Jaguar XJ-S Brandenburger, Lister, Coupé, Convertible, Automatic, 5.3 litre, 6-litre and JaguarSport XJR-S.

• The 55 period articles, brought together from leading British and American car magazines, provide much information about history, model changes and engineering.
• Also driving impressions, original road tests, comparison tests, technical data, etc.

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Jaguar XJ-S - The Complete Story

The 1975 launch of the XJ-S disappointed many car enthusiasts, as it was not a replacement for the iconic E-type. Its design lacked excitement, and its interior was uninspiring. However, over nearly 20 years, Jaguar transformed the car into a much-admired grand tourer. The introduction of the XJ-S HE in 1981 marked a turning point, restoring hope and improving the car's appeal.

This book provides a comprehensive history of the XJ-S, including a timeline of key events and the car's evolution from the XJ27 prototype. It also features appendices with information on identification and serial numbers, UK showroom prices over the years, and annual sales in the US.

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You & Your Jaguar XJS (2nd Edition) - Buying, enjoying, maintaining, modifying

The Jaguar XJS, launched in 1975, quickly became one of the best grand touring cars of its time, despite initial mixed reactions. It weathered the British Leyland era, Jaguar's privatization, and the subsequent Ford takeover, and is now highly sought after as an affordable and practical classic car.

This owner's manual for the Jaguar XJS offers a detailed history of the model, with advice on purchase, use, maintenance, and modifications. It also includes specifications, model changes, and production figures, all presented in full color.

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Jaguar XJ-S: Hommage an den Super-GT

The Jaguar XJ-S is now a classic among grand tourers. As the successor to the legendary E-Type, it initially faced challenges, but over its 21-year production run, it gained a loyal following.

This book provides a complete history of this remarkable touring car. It includes a buyer's guide, practical advice on maintenance and restoration, and a wealth of stunning images.

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