Jaguar 420, 1967 information

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Technical data

The Jaguar 420 is the successor of the S-type, which was largely built parallel to the MKII. The 420 came onto the market in 1960, and was fitted with a double brake system, independent wheel suspension and a differential with limited skid. As a result of these modifications, the 420 handled like a dream. Moreover, the 420 was standard supplied with the powerful 4235 cc XK engine. The Jaguar 420 was a real Saloon, thus offering considerably more space in the back than the MKII sport-sedan.

The Jaguar 420 was also supplied under the name of Daimler Sovereign. The Jaguar 420 was built until 1968, and the Daimler Sovereign until 1969.

Technical data

Six-cylinder engine
cylinder capacity: 4235 cc.
carburettors: 3x S.U.
capacity: 269 bhp. at 5500 rpm.
top speed: approx. 140 mph. - >220 km/h.
gearbox: 3 speed, automatic


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