1992 Jaguar XJ6 Test Drive

The 1968 jaguar XJ6 brought together in one design standards of ride comfort, silence, handling,and roadholding – qualities previously thought of as being incompatible in a luxury car – that eclipsed the best in the world. This new British World-beater would out corner Jaguar’s own E-Type, but had a ride that was softer and quieter than that of a Rolls-Royce. It was the world’s most beautiful saloon, too, with a shape that proved amazingly enduring – the last XJ saloons, the V12s were built in 1992.