Highlights
- Stylish Zircon Blue with rare two-tone black & cream interior
- Well maintained with recent service by Jaguar specialist
- Brake booster kit, water pump, heater pump and hose fitted May 2025
- Extensive folder of invoices documenting service history
- Valid MOT until July 2026 with no advisories
- Rear electric blinds and side window blinds
- ULEZ compliant
The Appeal
There had been supercharged XJR Jaguars before, but the X350 version was the first to be based on an all-new car. Mixing clever lightweight aluminium technology, that delivered a surprisingly agile drive, with heritage-infused styling makes these cars the last of the ‘classic’ Jag super saloons.
Alongside the clever aluminium body and chassis, the cars got the excellent AJ34S 4.2L V8 whose supercharger pushed power to a supercar-bating 400bhp. While this car could certainly worry a few Italian exotics, judging by the condition and history file it seems highly unlikely it’s ever been driven in anger. Finished in Zircon Blue with a rare two-tone cream and black interior, it is a well-presented example.
The vendor acquired the car in 2024 and has continued the previous keepers’ emphasis on maintenance. The service book shows regular stamps to 72,000 miles and the vendor has added a further service immediately prior to sale. In May 2025 the car went to a Jaguar specialist for a brake booster kit, water pump and heater pump a hose, the bill topping £1,300.
This is a really well-presented example of a very capable ULEZ-compliant super saloon. It comes with the added reassurance of an advisory-free MOT to July 2026.
The vendor says:
“This car is not only beautiful to look at but combines effortless power/comfort. It is wonderful to just poodle in & the sound of the V8 Supercharged engine is music to the ears when you put your foot down. This in my view was the last of the great Jaguar saloons.”
History and Paperwork
- First registered 27th June 2003
- Five previous keepers
- Purchased by the current keeper on 19th July 2024
- Doves Jaguar sales specification sheet/invoice to 2nd owner (16/08/2005)
- Extensive folder of invoices documenting servicing and other work
- Recent work at Surrey Jaguar Centre in May 2025 detailed below
- Oil and filter service completed in July 2025
- Rear two Pirelli P Zero tyres replaced on 10th September 2024
- MOT valid to 4th July 2026 with no advisories
- Factory handbooks and wallet
- Original dealer suppling plates
- 3 key fob plus emergency green key with original key ring
- Service book with 15 stamps to 72,000 miles in 2019
- Further servicing work detailed above and in photos
- Various invoices from Jaguar and specialists for servicing and repairs as shown
- ULEZ compliant confirmation shown in photos
- Various old MOTs as shown
- V5C in current keeper’s name
The Condition
- Car appears in smart condition for its age finished in attractive Zircon blue
- Features rare two-tone black & cream interior with R embossed seats
- Some age/mileage-related marks expected for a car of this age
- Small scratch/chip on the bonnet and same on roof
- Lower front valance has small scuffs on both corners
- Offside front bumper chrome insert slightly scuffed
- Small patch of oxidation on bottom of driver's door (approximately 2" in diameter)
- 20in upgraded multispoke alloys with bolted and polished rims
- Wheels look in very good order with the vendor stating no kerbing
- Wheels show some oxidation up close
- Small chip in windscreen (not in sight line, doesn't affect MOT)
- Vendor states that the blemishes are only visible upon close examination
- Clean interior with no rips, tears or unacceptable signs of wear to the leather interior
- Carpets and door cards in good condition
- Small area of headline sagging but not badly
- Supplied with Jaguar-branded over mats as shown
- Space saver steel spare wheel as shown
- All features functioning properly we are told
- Specification includes elm wood veneers, electric heated seats, mirrors, sat nav, entertainment system, central locking, and front & rear parking sensors
- Two tyres recently replaced with Pirellli PZero items with few miles since matching the front
- No structural advisories on current MOT
The Mechanics
- AJ34S 4,196cc 400bhp V8 supercharged engine
- 6-speed automatic transmission
- Starts, runs and pulls strongly says the vendor
- Well-maintained with regular servicing to July 2025
- Recent repairs by Jaguar specialist, including brake booster pipe kit, water pump, and heater pump & hose fitted at a cost of £1,327.56
- No advisories on current MOT
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