1994 Jaguar XJ220 Coupe

The Jaguar XJ220 debuted in concept form at the 1988 Birmingham Motor Show. After several years of development, the XJ220 eventually featured a twin-turbocharged V-6 and elegantly curved coachwork penned by Keith Heflet. Production began in 1992 and just 281 examples were constructed.

This Jaguar XJ220 has had just three owners since new. It is finished in LeMans blue metallic paint over a gray leather interior.

In September of 1997, the car was purchased by its first owner of record, Andrew Palmer of the United Kingdom. It remained with Mr. Palmer for almost five years before selling it in June of 2002 to Peter Bond, who offered it for sale the following October at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London. At the time, the car displayed approximately 5,000 km on its odometer, it was quickly purchased by the current owner.

In late 2002, the car was imported to the United States under the Show or Display Exemption. Since this certification, the car has accrued just 700 km, and currently has less than 6,000 original kilometers.

The car has been recently upgraded with a racing clutch, a new fuel cell, and an AP racing twin-servo brake system.

By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2014