Used Jaguar cars for sale in Los Angeles, CA

I recently purchased an 1980 Porsche from Beverly Hills Car Club, and last year I also sold them an 1800 coupe. As a California resident it was great to be able to make the trip to Los Angeles to deal with them directly, but IMO they are a great just through the phone/website. Selling the car last year was easy, good price, just sent a few photos. Buying was easy as well and their website is always up to date with new inventory. Alex, the owner, typically handles sellers. Gevik was my salesperson -he was great, extremely knowledgeable and made my experience in searching for a classic specific Porsche 911 totally worth it. Of course, buying and selling old cars often can have issues and caveats, but I would recommend them, especially for anyone in Southern California.

My experience was 5 Stars! Helpful staff, great mix of cars, the salesperson I dealt with was honest and straightforward about the vehicles I was looking at. I see other comments here about stated mileage and mechanical issues.. My advice is Do Your Own research!!! Buying a 40-50+ years old car almost always comes with a few surprises! There are still are some diamonds in the rough : )

Have wanted this vehicle for a long time. Cars.com had all the answers. they put me in touch with the right people

I think the design of the car is wonder i love my convertible jag I put nichie custom wheels and tires in it the car looks good its expensive to work on but I love the car

I own a 2001 xk8 and have no regrets about this car which I use mostly on weekends. It is still a head turner when I sit at the light and other motorists come close up and recognize the beauty. The ego ge is quiet, it sits comfortably on the road and “ sprints out of the block very fast and maintains its incredible speed.” I love this car.

If you are buying an XKE for comfort or speed look elsewhere. If you are looking for a beautiful car that will only go up in value the XKE is for you. Why would anyone spend the same amount on a new Corvette that will depreciate the second it leaves the showroom. Why spend that much on a car that is as common as a Toyota? I guess if you want to race people at the stop light then go for the Vette. If you are satisfied with only going 150n MPH in the most beautiful car ever made then the XKE is a better choice IMHO.