Loans on Jaguar Cars
The question, ‘can I pawn my Jaguar car?’ is often on people’s minds when considering to pawn their car. And the answer is almost always yes. Jaguar Cars is one of the UK’s most prestigious car manufacturers, with many iconic models in its portfolio and a storied history going back to 1936. They are even proud owners of a royal charter, and have, in more recent years, supplied the official prime ministerial car: a custom built, armoured version of the Jaguar XJ. Loans on Jaguar cars are a very real possibility and can be particularly fruitful when your vehicle is valued correctly.
Pawn my Jaguar Car
Impressive, and valuable, Jaguars from their past range include the exemplary XJ6, the E-Type (called the ‘most beautiful car ever made’ by none other than Enzo Ferrari) and the XKSS, of which only 25 were ever made; and then only 16 survived a fire at a Jaguar plant in 1953. They do occasionally pop up at auction however, and a fully restored XKSS had a guide price of £12.8 million when it went under the hammer in 2017.
We are always open for drop-in valuations at our pawn offices in the heart of leafy Mayfair, so why not take a leisurely drive down in your Jaguar and pay us a visit? We’d be happy to conduct a valuation for you – most times, on the day. If this doesn’t suit (we know collections of classic cars can’t always follow you around the world) then just get in contact via phone, or the form on the right of this page, and we will do our best to come to an arrangement. Where to start? From James Bond, to her Majesty the Queen and the UK’s Prime Ministers – Jaguar has long been associated with the great and powerful of British (and fictional) culture. Exuding classic style, from their carefully crafted interiors to the powerful engines, is there honestly a more iconic British car than a dark green Jaguar XJ6? We don’t think so. As with other classic cars, if they have appeared in classic movies or popular events, they may be worth more. For example, a Jaguar C-Type that competed in the 1954 24-hour Le Mans race in France, sold for £5.7 million in 2016. Headed up by renowned expert Oliver Brown, our team of car enthusiasts and professional connoisseurs have years of experience valuing rare or classic cars. You can drive the car down to us, or if that isn’t an option, we can provide a private collection service that will bring it in for you. Our team will assess the condition of the car by looking at its mileage, wear and tear, service history, maintenance history, rarity and market prices, before coming up with a fair and agreeable valuation. Proof of purchase, MOT (where applicable), service histories and various other documents may be required during our appraisal of your Jaguar. Not having this documentation may negatively affect our offer when you are looking to pawn your Jaguar car at our store in Beverly Hills. When we issue loans of Jaguar cars in Beverly Hills (or any classic car) they will not be driven or used, outside of a few small tests during the evaluation process of which you will be made aware. Our storage facility is exclusively for valuable cars and has round-the-clock security and the latest high-tech surveillance equipment. As fans themselves, you can be sure our team will treat your car with the respect it deserves during its time with us. Lastly, we also offer appraisals and loans on many other high-end and luxury items such as watches, jewellery, fine artworks and more. Get in contact today, and we’ll be happy to help you secure a loan when you need it most. For information on our loans against luxury & classic cars visit our page on loans against cars. We offer loans against the following classic and luxury cars: Bentley, Aston Martin, Bugatti, Ferrari, Jaguar, Porsche, Rolls Royce. Contact our team just for expert advice on your next step. Please call 323-899-0391 or email us at [email protected] , we would love to be of service.What makes Jaguar cars so valuable?
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