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Jaguar XJ220
Go to Jaguar CarsJaguar tries to join the Supercar Club with a promising '220mph' member, but delivery was slow in every sense.

Jaguar XJ220. At 2metres wide the XJ220 is the widest Jaguar ever made. In spite of its girth, the XJ220 was lighter than the Jaguar XJ-S V12.
Jaguar XJ220. Launched at the 1988 Motor Show, the XJ220 traded on the success of the XJR-9 which won the 1988 Le Mans. It also became a speculators target, ordered for a quick sell on at inflated prices.
Jaguar XJ220. The 1988 concept XJ220 had a 6.2litre V12 engine of 500bhp and all wheel drive, the car delivered in 1992 had a 3.5litre V6 of 549bhp and rear wheel drive only.
Jaguar XJ220 - side scoops into the 3.5-litre V6 engine that started life as the power for the Metro 6R4 Rally Car.
Jaguar XJ220 - rear window showing the 3.5litre V6 engine beneath, which is separated from the passengers by an internal window.
Jaguar XJ220. Keith Helfet designed the XJ220, originally with scissor doors. The concept was launched in 1988 with a suggested price of £381,000, but the cars delivered from 1992 were priced at £403,000 and sold slowly. 281 cars were made.
Go to an album of the Jaguar XJ13 racing prototype Jaguar XJ13
Go to an album of the Jaguar XJ-S and XJS Jaguar XJ-S and XJS

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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
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and links tothat car maker
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