Jaguar XJ40 Buying, enjoying, maintaining, modifying (Haynes You & Your Series H862)

The XJ40, mainstay of Jaguar production from 1986 to 1994, was the last saloon in which Sir William Lyons had any styling involvement. It broke new ground with its technological sophistication and, despite electronic and body problems, was the saloon which reintroduced the marque to a younger buying public. Today the XJ40 - more reliable than previous models and economic to buy and run - is an important 'entry level' model for first-time Jaguar buyers and has a large following.

'well researched and presented' - Classic Car Weekly

Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 160 pages, 200 mainly colour illustrations