The Jaguar 340 was introduced in 1966 as the final and most affordable model in the successful Mk2 line. It served as a bridge to the next generation of mid-size Jaguars and retained the classic 1960s sedan silhouette, featuring a compact body, long hood, and independent rear suspension. The 340 was intended as a more accessible variant alongside higher-performance models but remained closely related to Jaguar’s renowned sports sedans.
Produced over a relatively short period, the 1968 Jaguar 340 represents the final evolution of this model series. It marks the transition between the classic postwar Jaguar sedans and the modern XJ generation that would later define the brand’s image. For collectors, it combines traditional design with mechanical refinement, making it a significant model in Jaguar’s history.
The 1968 model concludes the production of the 340 line at the end of the 1960s. It embodies an important chapter in Jaguar’s history, during a period when the brand was prominent in the sports luxury sedan segment, emphasizing comfort, driving dynamics, and a distinctive engine configuration.
The Jaguar 340 is equipped with a renowned inline-six engine, offering smooth performance characteristic of Jaguar during this era. It features a Borg Warner automatic transmission, providing a relaxed driving experience. The car is finished in green and has a mileage of 64,000 km. It is in mint condition and perfect shape. The engine produces 154.41 kW (210 pk). Combined with the automatic transmission, it emphasizes refinement and ease of use.
This Jaguar 340 stands out for its classic styling and robust chassis. Its balance of formal sedan aesthetics and technical features makes it a distinctive example within the model range. The combination of trim level, color, low mileage, and automatic transmission enhances its uniqueness.
The 1968 Jaguar 340 is a classic sedan from the final phase of the 340 series, featuring an inline-six engine, Borg Warner automatic transmission, green body color, 64,000 km, and a rated power output of 154.41 kW (210 pk). It represents an important era in Jaguar’s history, characterized by traditional engineering and distinctive design.
This car is being auctioned online by Classic Car Auctions. Bidding takes place in the Classic Sports Cars - Fijnaart auction, which is entirely online. Everyone is welcome to view the collection during viewing days. The starting bid is €5,000, with the estimated value at the lower end.
The online auction begins on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. and closes on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, at 8:00 p.m.
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