To begin with, the Jaguar XJR-15 appeared in the early 1990s as something completely abnormal for a road-going Jaguar. In essence, it was a Le Mans prototype, namely the XJR-9, which was, therefore, reluctantly adapted for public roads. From the very start, it was built specifically for JaguarSport clients who, above all, wanted a track weapon with absolutely zero compromises.
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