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| Left Hand Drive | |||||
| 1994 | Glacier White | ||||
| 2026 | Cream | ||||
| Nice Driver | Tan | ||||
| Silver Creek | |||||
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2026-10-17 09:55:22 | pauls writes:
Car at auction 10/26
rmsothebys.com/auctions/p226/lots/r0012-1994-jaguar-xjs-v12/_source=rss&utm_medium=classified&utm_campaign=P226
1994 Jaguar XJS V12
Estimate US$7,000 - US$10,000
RM Sotheby's - Online, USA, 22 - 30 October, 2026
Lot 452
Chassis No. SAJNX2348RC192891
Location United States | Silver Creek, New York
Offered from The Quadrifoglio Collection
Offered Without Reserve
The consummate British grand tourer, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cars of its era
Displaying 21,550 miles at cataloguing time
6.0-liter V-12 engine factory rated at over 300 hp
Finished in factory-correct Glacier White with Cream leather and a Happich Beige soft-top
Late-series, color-keyed bumpers and five spoke alloy rims with gold detailing
Nicely preserved after years in storage; not in running condition
This XJS V-12 Convertible was dispatched on 10 February 1994 and wears its attractive, factory-correct color scheme of Glacier White with Cream leather and a Happich Beige soft-top, according to an accompanying Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust Production Record Trace Certificate. Color-keyed bumpers with chrome accents, an integrated front spoiler, color-keyed rear deck spoiler, and five-spoke alloy wheels with subtle gold detailing all reflect the updated style characteristic of late-series XJS models. The interior exhibits superlative craftsmanship typical of Jaguar, with beautiful wood inlays and contrast piping on the leather upholstery. Displaying 21,550 miles at cataloguing, the car appears to have last been driven circa 2006, as indicated by a New York vehicle registration decal on the windshield, and is not in running condition.
With its low mileage, striking color combination, and solid state of preservation, this XJS V-12 Convertible offers incredible potential for enthusiasts looking to revive a classic British grand tourer widely regarded as one of the most beautifully designed automobiles of its era.






























