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Selling or Buying a 1949 Jaguar Mark IV?

1949 was the last year of production for the Jaguar Mark IV and at that time, only the smaller 1.5-liter model was still being produced. The series was introduced in 1935 when Jaguar was still named SS Cars, and the model was declined in three versionsa 1.5 liter, a 2.5 liter, and a 3.5 literavailable in a saloon or drophead coupe trim. Post war, the Jaguar Mark IV 1.5 liter was only made as a sports saloon. The body used steel with a separate chassis frame and the car featured Girling mechanically operated brakes as well as all-around elliptic-spring suspension on rigid axles. The 1.7-liter, overhead-valve engine was provided by Standard, along with a four-speed manual gearbox. The car could reach a top speed of 113 mph and was said to be the nicest of all models.

Looking to purchase a classic Jaguar?

1949 Jaguar Mark IV Buyer’s Guide

Looking for a 1949 Jaguar Mark IV? The Beverly Hills Car Club is a good place to start your research. Take a look at the online inventory and find out about the current availabilities. The team is regularly buying new models to grow the impressive collection so don’t hesitate to call a representative if you can’t find what you’re looking for. The team will always go the extra mile to help you find exactly what you want for a 1949 Jaguar Mark IV. What’s more, The Beverly Hills Car Club team enjoys a great reputation for helping buyers by sharing useful tips and advice on how to make a smart purchase. One tip is to hire a classic car expert to carry a complete pre-purchase inspection and make sure you’re fully aware of the condition and history of the model before you make a decision.

The Beverly Hills Car Club team is ready to assist you and only one phone call away. Don’t wait, let the team assist you and make your experience a memorable and enjoyable moment. The friendly staff is looking forward to helping you find a good model of 1949 Jaguar Mark IV.