Jaguar / Price history

Jaguar S-type.

2005 / Recorded asking prices

Recorded currenciesEUR

Price history

1 currency
Daily average asking prices29 Aug 2021 — 27 Feb 2022
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EUR 22 observations · 3 sourcesall time
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DateEUR daily average
29 Aug 2021€6,900
5 Sept 2021€6,900
12 Sept 2021€6,900
26 Sept 2021€5,900
3 Oct 2021€5,900
17 Oct 2021€5,900
24 Oct 2021€5,900
31 Oct 2021€5,900
14 Nov 2021€5,900
12 Dec 2021€5,900
19 Dec 2021€5,900
26 Dec 2021€5,900
2 Jan 2022€5,900
9 Jan 2022€5,900
16 Jan 2022€5,900
23 Jan 2022€5,900
30 Jan 2022€5,900
6 Feb 2022€5,900
27 Feb 2022€10,000

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What these observations cover

EUR: 22 recorded asking-price observations; all-time average €6,200, range €2,799–€10,000. Recorded dates: 9 May 2021–27 Feb 2022. Latest observation: 27 Feb 2022. 3 sources; 6 source-listing identifiers.

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A little background

About the Jaguar S-type

The modern Jaguar S-Type was a luxury saloon produced from 1999 to 2008, reviving a name used by an earlier Jaguar model. Its features vary by generation and market.

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