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John
I was ordered to tidy up my magazines this weekend so I took the
opportunity to leaf through some of them whilst I did it.
As you say, the sales figures for the face lift XJR-S's do seem to be
a secret. The only figure I can find is in Paul Skilleters XJ-S
collectors guide where he estimates around 500 6.0 litre cars were
built. I assume this includes both body shapes.
Now you come to mention it I have only seen pictures of the face lift
cars although Jaguar World published around the time they were
produced gave the prices for a few countries in Europe (including the
UK) and also mentioned that countries such as Japan and Australia
would sell them too.
All sources I came across said that 100 facelift XJR-S's in total (50
convertibles and 50 coupes) were sent to the US in '93 not 100 of each
as Victor Naumann indicates.
I think I have seen the Lister you mention on offer in a few
magazines, very tempting. I believe they cost up to 140,000 pounds
originally so it is a bit of a bargain!
Richard
richard.mansell@ps.net '89 5.3 XJ-S
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