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Selling or Buying a 1947 Jaguar Mark IV?

The Jaguar Mark IV was the designation used for three models introduced in 1935 by SS Cars, renamed Jaguar in 1945. All the models were constructed on a separate chassis with suspension featuring semi-elliptic springs on rigid axles. The smaller car was the Jaguar Mark IV 1.5 liter, fitted with an overhead-valve engine linked to a four-speed gearbox made by Standard. The model was available as a saloon and could reach a top speed of 113 mph. The second model boasted a 105-hp, 2.5-liter engine and was available in a drophead coupe along with the saloon. A 3.5-liter engine with an output of 125 hp that boosted the performance of the model significantly powered the last iteration.

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1947 Jaguar Mark IV Buyer’s Guide

The Beverly Hills Car Club team is available and ready to assist you with the research and purchase of a 1947 Jaguar Mark IV. The team is composed of knowledgeable and friendly professional with a passion for classics and an unmatched expertise of the market. If you’re wondering how much your ideal model is worth or where to get a fair deal, The Beverly Hills Car Club team can share some useful tips and advice. A good recommendation is to look at the paperwork and documentation available on the model, including history of ownership and service records. Those documents can tell a lot on the car’s condition and future maintenance budget. Also know that The Beverly Hills Car Club team has a large collection of classic cars for sale, including some models of 1947 Jaguar Mark IV.

Browse The Beverly Hills Car Club online inventory today to find out if your dream 1947 Jaguar Mark IV is currently sitting in their garage. If not, you can be assured that the team will go the extra mile to provide with the best service in helping you find your future 1947 Jaguar Mark IV.