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With just 45,000 miles on the odometer, the car’s cream leather upholstery and wood trim are virtually untouched. A vestige of its former status as the Windsor’s official car, a discreet safety button on the center armrest, remains.<\/p>\n
Mark Livesey, managing director of the auction house, underlines the value of the piece and believes it could fetch well above the \u00a3100,000 (about $135K) estimate: \u201cOn one hand it’s a 1994 Jaguar, and on the other hand it’s actually an ex-royal car as used by the late Princess Diana,\u201d he told the BBC<\/a>. “To have, or even own, something that belonged to them, it definitely adds an enormous value.”<\/p>\n “She was transported all around London and UK in it and famously popped out of it wearing the black revenge dress after Charles had made a confession to the media earlier that day,” he continued.<\/p>\n The interest for Diana’s vehicles is not new. In 2018 the Jaguar Heritage Trust displayed Diana’s Jaguar XJ-S Cabriolet, customized with two rear seats so that a young Prince William<\/a> and Prince Harry<\/a> could travel with their mother. And in 2022, the Princess Diana’s black Ford Escort RS Turbo was auctioned for \u00a3650,000\u2014at the time, about $850,000 US.<\/p>\n Originally published by Vanity Fair Spain<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n