Buying or Selling a Jaguar Mark IV?

 

Manufacturer Jaguar was first named SS Cars, which was problematic because of the association with the German Nazi political party. The company changed its name to Jaguar in 1945. The Jaguar Mark IV was the designation used for the cars built by the brand between 1935 and 1949. The Mark IV was available in three models: a 1.5-liter, a 2.5 and a 3.5-liter. The cars were built on a separate chassis frame with suspension using semi-elliptic leaf springs on rigid axle all around. In 1938, construction switched from traditional steel and wood method to all steel. The power output of the 2.5-liter engine was 105 hp. A longer chassis was used but the extra space was for the six-cylinders and the passenger room remained the same. Introduced in 1938, the 3.5-liter model used the same body and chassis than the 2.5-liter and the power went up to 125.

 

Jaguar Mark IV Seller’s Guide

If you’re looking to sell your Jaguar Mark IV at a good price and in a hassle-free environment, the friendly Alex Manos team is the best place to get started on your project. Thanks to their long-time experience buying and selling classic cars worldwide, the experts have acquired a valuable expertise of the different cars and of the best practice for a good transaction. One recommendation they often share is to make sure you give many details to potential buyers about the car’s history, to make your example even more unique. In addition to sharing tips and advice with classic car sellers, the Los Angeles dealership offers a wide inventory of models for sale, including classic Jaguars. Your model might be of interest to the team, in which case they’ll make a top dollar offer on the spot. Don’t hesitate to call the representatives today to find out more about their services and get started.

The Alex Manos team is looking forward to speaking with you soon and to helping you sell your Jaguar Mark IV at the right price. Come to their Los Angeles location anytime and let the team provide you with the best service in a hassle-free environment.

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