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10-07-2006, 07:49 PM | #1 | ||
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1990-1996 Jaguar XJ6
I have been looking around lately for a new, used car.
I really do like the design of some of the older Jags, and I was considering looking into purchasing one. I have seen they don't run too expensive. However, I don't want a car that is going to take me loads of money to dump into it, constantly fixing it. I have read many many review, and I can't seem to get a clear evaluation of these used Jaguars. I have read reviews of consumers on Car Survey and Edmunds, besides a few, there seemed to be a pretty steady and consistent report of reliability on the Jag models, running through these years, specifically the XJ6. However after asking around on some other websites, I have gotten answers such as Quote:
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Re: 1990-1996 Jaguar XJ6
Transmission is bullet proof in these cars and the engine is equally bullet proof short of the head gasket issue. Once replaced it should last you for a few hundred thousand miles without a prob. look for 90 and newer for the better master cyclinder.
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Re: 1990-1996 Jaguar XJ6
only buy 95 or newer.trust me!!!!!!!!! djagmanhotmail.com
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Re: 1990-1996 Jaguar XJ6
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