1985 | Daimler Double Six

For those who couldn't get enough of the allure of Jaguar in the 90s, there was always the higher specification in the form of the Daimler Double Six 5.3 V12 Series 3!

From 1983, the Series 3 models were restructured. The original Daimler Sovereign name was now used for luxury versions of the XJ6 4.2 liter and the XJ12. The two twelve-cylinder Daimler models, the HE and the Vanden Plas, were replaced by one model, the Double-Six. Therefore, from 1983 to 1992, the two twelve-cylinder models, the Jaguar Sovereign and the Daimler Double-Six, existed. There were minor differences in the North American market, where only a single twelve-cylinder model was sold, with the Jaguar Van den Plas emblem but equipped to a standard comparable to the Daimler. Later, this was discontinued in the US but remained available in Canada.

Towards the end of production, only about 1,500 Series 3 V12 cars were produced annually, as the most exclusive and expensive Jaguar & Daimler sedan models.

Our example? Just as solid as in fully three-piece tweed for the cocktail hour. Originally delivered in Switzerland. Includes stamped booklets and has not missed a single service. Possesses every available option and always ready for the inevitable rides to the golf club! Are you also eager to park the 5.3 V12 in your driveway and admire it with a glass of cognac under your belt? Us too!

See you soon!