Article: Jaguar Outdoes Itself With '96 Vanden Plas

Few Jaguar owners are asked why they bought their car. The sensuous Jag is some thing you get simply because you want it for its grace and style. Never mind that dozens of cars costing less would serve nearly as well.

I recently drove a restored 1952 Jaguar XK-120 sports car and was surprised at how comfortable and glamorous the little bullet still is.

With their slinky lines and wood-and-leather interiors, Jaguars always have been sexy. But for decades, Jag sedans have been notorious for having tight interiors - especially in the rear-seat area.

Not so with the longer 1996 Vanden Plas version of the Ford-owned, British automaker's XJ6 sedan. The artfully sculpted new Vanden Plas, ...

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