Jaguar XJC 4.2 SII Coupe 1966
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Specifications Jaguar XJC 4.2 SII Coupe 1966 blueprint
The Jaguar XJC 4.2 SII Coupe 1966 is a classic British two door coupe that exudes luxury and elegance. It has a sleek, streamlined body painted in a sleek black gloss, with subtle chrome accents that draw the eye to its curves and details. From the outside, this model looks just like the iconic '60's Jag, with its imposing grill, swooping side sections, and stylishly curved tail. The iconic red, white, and blue Jaguar emblem stands proud on the bonnet and the car is finished off with stylish silver rims and simply stunning whitewall tyres. The interior of the XJC 4.2 SII boasts plush leather upholstery, a high quality wood-grain dashboard, and a classic wooden steering wheel. The leather seats are comfortable and inviting, and the driver can be sure of complete control and maximum comfort due to the impressive suspension setup. There is even an electric sunroof to let in a little extra light and fresh air, making for a versatile cabin. Under the hood sits a powerful 4.2L straight-six engine producing 234 brake horsepower, giving the car respectable speed and acceleration. A five-speed manual transmission helps to deliver power to the rear wheels, resulting in the Jaguar XJC 4.2 SII Coupe 1966 being a fantastic example of a classic British sports car. Together with the timeless design, superb craftsmanship, and powerful yet efficient performance, the XJC 4.2 is a timeless classic that exudes class and sophistication.
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