Introduced in 1986, the Jaguar XJ40 generation marked a new chapter for the long-running XJ saloon line, offering updated styling, improved engineering and the refinement expected of the marque’s flagship luxury model This 1988 example is finished in Regency Red with a Biscuit interior and has remained stored and unused for many years, presenting today as a genuine barn find The XJ6 3.6-Litre was powered by Jaguar’s 3.6-litre inline six-cylinder AJ6 engine driving the rear wheels through an automatic transmission, offering smooth performance suited to long distance touring Having been off the road since 2001 the Jaguar has been well stored and presents in remarkably sound condition.

The body appears solid, with little corrosion noted, and the interior in excellent original order.

The ignition barrel has been removed, and the vehicle is not offered with any keys Little is known of the earlier history, however the Jaguar was purchased by its late owner in March 1998 having had three p...