In April of 1989, the XJS was supplied by Paramount of Cardiff to its first owner who took the Jaguar to his holiday home in Jersey where it resided for the first 33 years.

Returning to the mainland following a long period of light use in the Channel Islands, just 14100 miles were covered.

The second owner acquired the XJS in 2017 from a Company in Bournemouth, putting a private registration mark on the car whilst continuing the conservative usage.

Five years later, Bonhams sold the XJS, presenting it for auction where it made a staggering £48,000.Four years on the Jaguar comes into our showroom in impressive condition throughout.

The Magnolia interior is inviting and comfortable and in true grand tourer style, driver convenience is aplenty with cruise control, electric roof, heated seats, electric mirrors and windows.

The wind deflector keeps wind interference to a minimum with the top down.

This is the epitome of a collector quality example and presents a rare opportunity to ac...