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Selling or Buying a 1940 SS Jaguar 100?

1940 was the last year of production for the SS Jaguar 100. This two-seat roadster succeeded to the SS Jaguar 90 and was built for four years. Before Jaguar was made the name of the brand in 1945, the company was called SS Cars Ltd., which was problematic considering the association with the Nazis. The SS Jaguar 100 was powered by a 3.5-liter engine with 125 hp, that allowed for a 0-to-60 mph acceleration in 10 seconds and a top speed over 100 mphwhich was what the 100 designation meant in the car name. The engine was linked to a four-speed gearbox with synchromesh on the top 3 ratios. The model was equipped with half-elliptical springs all-around suspension and Girling brakes. The body of the car is often regarded as one of the most elegant and refined designs of its generation.

Looking to purchase a classic Jaguar?

1940 SS Jaguar 100 Buyer’s Guide

Should you be considering a 1940 SS Jaguar 100 for your next classic car purchase, The Beverly Hills Car Club team would love to speak with you. The team is composed of classic car enthusiasts with long-time experience in the industry. The representatives know everything there is to know about the current market situation, recent transactions and model specifications. Get in touch anytime if you want help with your research and purchase. The team will share some tips and advice to help you make a good transaction. For example, it’s recommended to investigate the car’s history of ownership and service records, to learn more about the model’s condition and plan future maintenance needs and expenses. What’s more, The Beverly Hills Car Club has a large inventory of classic cars for sale and the team is regularly adding new models to the collection.

Call The Beverly Hills Car Club today to find out if your dream 1940 SS Jaguar 100 is in inventory at their Los Angeles classic car dealership. The team can’t wait to speak with you and help you define your project and have an easy, enjoyable, and memorable purchase experience.