Hi Guys, I'm new to the forum but appreciate all the supportive info from the members.

I have a 1995 XJR (supercharged) with 66,000 original miles, in very good condition, that I am going to sell. I cannot find many other examples in nice shape for sale and I was wondering if you had any input as to what the approximate value would be here on the west coast, in Los Angeles.

The car is a one-family ownership and has been well maintained with recent servicing including water pump, hoses, battery, etc.

Any input or tips regarding selling the vehicle would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Rob

 

I'd look at something like that if it were priced at $5000 or so. An XJR with good history and low miles is hard to find. But the market is not real large either.

 

Sounds like a nice one! If the condition is commensurate with the miles, and the car will clean up REALLY well, I would suggest listing it with BaT. A blue/tan '96 XJR with very low miles, not-so-great cosmetics, and a so-so history (spent most of its like in Puerto Rico) sold at no-reserve for $4,100. These cars are misunderstood, and very undervalued, but the community at BaT is starting to turn around. An '03 just sold for $23K!

Your car, given what we know, could sell for $6,700-$7,200+ depending on wether or not the market ate its Wheaties that morning. Good luck with the sale, and feel free to tell us more about your XJR.

 

 

Thanks for the input, it is a nice car.

 

Oh! The turquoise gives a tingle! Original wheels too. Value goes up some. Turquoise was only seen on this one model year of XJR (and not on any other X300 series cars). It's pretty special. But asking ten thousand would really be stretching the limits too far IMHO.

 

Bring a Trailer pulls big money for these cars if they are proper.

https://bringatrailer.com/jaguar/xj/

 

 

Start high! You can always lower it.

As other have said, Bring a Trailer seems to have no shortage of people willing to pay big for the right car. Good luck!

 

Yes, that is the truth. The odd thing is that EVERYTHING works perfectly on the car - even the original key fobs and alarm. Hard to find another if you like these,

 

 

They look like covers! Missed those. bet the lights are near perfect underneath

 

 

Wait! If you are going to try BaT, which at this point is pretty much imperative, you'll have to take a lot of photos. That said, the BaT community will eat up photos of the car with the original protectors, and then images of the car with them removed, revealing what should clean up to as-new lenses.

You have a mighty cool cat on your hands, not that you don't know it, so make the most of it's story.

Call BaT!! All the best.