Jaguar For Sale

Typically selling around 30,000 new vehicles per year in America, Jaguar is a small player in the market; but used Jaguar cars are always available, with first sales being kicked off in the US in 1948. Tracking down a used Jaguar near you may be a little work, but most second-hand Jaguar cars are a worthy investment. If you know how and where to shop, a well-looked after model can be found. Jaguar has a long and proud history of building sporting luxury cars that were the conveyance of film stars. Clark Gable famously owned the first Jaguar XK120 in the USA and loved it so much, he kept a second one in Europe. Today’s Jaguars are more sober sedans and crossovers, but the brand still trades on style and even a cheap old Jaguar looks like little else in its class. The best used Jaguar for sale in the USA for you could be waiting just around the corner. CarBuzz will make it easy to find and buy Jaguar cars online from among the huge variety of used cars to buy out there.

How To Buy Jaguar Used Cars Online

Finding a cheap Jaguar second-hand for a few thousand dollars is easy enough and we would usually recommend that you buy a Jaguar near you, so you don’t have to travel too far to view and test drive it. The hard work is doing your research and making sure you find a suitable Jaguar near you because there aren’t that many around. Still, give CarBuzz’s used-car search page a spin and select the model you’re interested in and a search radius in miles from your location. If you’re looking for a comfortable sedan, you’re in luck, because the early 2000s S-Type is not only one of the cheapest used Jaguar cars, but also one of the easiest to find. If you’re shopping for something newer, read our Jaguar reviews to learn more about the cars, their features, safety ratings, and performance.

What To Keep In Mind When Browsing Used Jaguar Models for Sale

It’s always important to know what’s under the sheet metal - non-negotiable points are that the car must have a complete vehicle and service history and that it should not have a salvage title. The newer the vehicle, the better, but older Jaguars at the right price can be a good buy provided they have been looked after. There are always some problem areas for certain models, such as fuel-pump failures on the 2000 S-Type and some premature transmission failures on early 2000s X-Type models. Consumer reports also show that Jaguar’s InControl Touch in-car infotainment systems can be buggy and crash on some models. Look up your Jaguar on the NHTSA’s website to ascertain whether any recalls pertain to the model you’re interested in, and make sure all recall work has been done on whatever vehicle you purchase. Take a knowledgeable Jaguar expert or mechanic along to check out the car before you buy.

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