Jaguar Mark VI

The Jaguar Mark VI 2.4L Saloon was introduced in 1946 as part of the Mark VI generation. It features a 2.4L inline-six engine producing 104 bhp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This saloon variant offers a luxurious interior and refined styling. It was positioned as an entry-level model in the range, appealing to buyers looking for style and performance.

The Jaguar Mark VI 3.4L Saloon was introduced in 1946 alongside the 2.4L variant and featured a more powerful 3.4L inline-six engine producing 160 bhp. This version came with enhanced performance and luxurious features, making it a more premium offering in the lineup. It was well-received by enthusiasts for its combination of style and power.

The Jaguar Mark VI 3.4L Drophead Coupe, introduced in 1947, showcased a luxurious convertible design. It shared the 3.4L inline-six engine producing 160 bhp with the saloon variant, offering a refined driving experience. This model was aimed at buyers desiring open-top driving with elegance, and it featured a well-appointed interior.

The Jaguar Mark VI 3.4L Fixed Head Coupe was introduced in 1948, offering a sleek coupe body style. It utilized the same 3.4L inline-six engine with 160 bhp, focusing on performance and style. This variant was popular among those seeking a sporty yet luxurious vehicle, featuring an elegant design and high-quality materials.

The Jaguar Mark VI 2.4L Automatic Saloon was introduced in 1949, offering an automatic transmission option for the 2.4L engine. It maintained the luxurious features of the manual version while providing a more relaxed driving experience. This variant appealed to buyers looking for convenience without sacrificing style.

The Jaguar Mark VI 3.4L Automatic Saloon was introduced in 1950, offering a 3.4L engine with an automatic transmission. This variant combined luxury with performance, providing a smooth driving experience. Its elegant design and high build quality made it a preferred choice for many luxury car buyers of the era.