2025-06-04 21:22:19 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

sothebysmotorsport.com/auction/1993-jaguar-xj220-4341

Seller's description:

1993 Jaguar XJ220

Lot Number:4341

Starting Price: $290,000

Mileage:1796

Drivetrain:RWD

VIN:SAJJEAEX8AX220752

Transmission:Manual

Engine:3.5L Twin-Turbocharged V6

Body Style:Coupe

Location:Zionsville, Indiana

Title Status:Clean

Seller:GrahamRahalPerformance

Seller Type:Dealer

Exterior Color:Le Mans Blue

Interior Color:Smoke Grey

Per information from the XJ220 registry, the 1993 Jaguar XJ220 presented for sale here is a desirable later-series example, constructed in March 1994 and finished just as it appears today in Le Mans Blue over Smoke Grey leather livery. Though built in 1994, the car would wait nearly four years to be dispatched on 12 February 1998 to its first dealer, Grange Motors of Brentwood, Essex, United Kingdom. 

Six years later in 2004, the 1993 Jaguar XJ220 was imported to the United States and acquired by Colorado-based enthusiast Tim Hoiles. Hoiles would add only a few hundred miles before parting with the car in 2013. After Hoiles, the car passed through two curators and was for a time displayed at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum in Brookline, Massachusetts.

This 1993 Jaguar XJ220 is well-equipped, with a clean CARFAX report, 2012 service invoice, and copy of its Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust certificate. The car has recently undergone extensive servicing and refurbishment by marque specialists Don Law Racing, including a full 6-year service with replacement of timing belts, clutch, fuel and cooling system components, ignition system updates, and new Bridgestone XJ220 tires. The car also received a new emissions-compliant fuel tank system, a full set of upgraded stainless steel fuel hoses, rebuilt brake system with Jaguarsport upgraded rotors, and detailed engine work including gasket replacement and decoking of the cylinder heads and pistons. A new OEM windscreen and seal were also fitted. This fully-documented comprehensive mechanical restoration ensures the car is turnkey ready, presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a fully sorted example of this iconic supercar. Additionally, the consignor has also treated the car to a removal and dry-ice blasting of the transmission prior to reinstallation. The braking system was also fully overhauled with rebuilt calipers, new rotors, pads, and dual brake servos. 

Showing just 2,890 kilometers (~1,796 miles) at cataloguing, this extraordinary example of what many enthusiasts consider the first hypercar stands ready to welcome its next caretaker into the exclusive ranks of XJ220 ownership.