Jaguar XKR (X100)

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Supplied to its first owner in June 2004, this facelift X100 series Jaguar boasts the supercharged 4.2-litre V8, kicking out a whopping 400bhp and bags of torque – mated to a six-speed automatic gearbox with Sport mode.

Having covered just 78,580 miles in its 15 year life, this two-owner car looks very smart indeed and features the usual high level of spec which includes ivory leather interior, walnut trim, digital climate control with heated electric seats and driver memory, electric steering column, half-timbered steering wheel, Valet mode and premium sound system with CD changer in the boot. This car runs on standard 18inch wheels rather than optional 20inch wheels usually seen, which results in the best possible ride comfort.

The XKR’s history file includes the V5C, owner’s pack and service book showing an impressive eleven stamps, the most recent being in April of this year which included new brake discs and pads to the rear and new front pads, supporting maintenance invoices, eight old MOTs and three keys including green valet key plus two remote fobs. The car comes with a current clean MOT until March 2020 which bodes well for the new owner along with a recent set of tyres.

Clean, lower mileage X100 series XKR’s are always good news and still look sleek today with more room, better ergonomics and similar performance than the similar DB7 Aston for half the money.