This one-owner 1989 Jaguar XJ-S convertible proves that a great design is timeless. Even 35 years after it came off the ship from England a well-maintained service record means this car still looks and drives like it’s brand new. It’s beautiful 15-inch lattice wheels and gorgeous red metallic paint still retains its factory shine – a sign that this Jaguar has been treated with respect for the last 35 years. Jaguars are one of the finest at blending old-world craftsmanship and top-grade materials. You see it on the biscuit leather seats and real wood dash and center console. When you slip behind the wheel you get big gauges and the gear shift feels substantial in your hand. As expected from a car of this caliber there are plenty of desirable features including heated seats power windows power locks and the factory AM/FM/cassette stereo. Powering this 1989 Jaguar XJ-S is the 5.3 Liter V12. This motor looks great in the engine bay like many of the legendary Jaguar blocks before it. This has a three-speed automatic transmission. This means you can maintain your levels of driving quality for decades to come without breaking the bank. But what really will attract you to this Jag is the feeling you get on the open road. The XJ-S runs on a fully independent double wishbone suspension that has been built to balance luxury cruising with spirited driving. In fact the famous Jaguar rear end has the rear disc brakes inboard for better weight distribution. Plus there’s also power steering cruise control and modern tires to really enjoy the grand tour.
