Description All-aluminium body; air suspension; 400bhp Supercharged V8; 109k miles with 11 service stamps; recent new set of Yoko tyres; Caldooly Stage 1 air intake; personalised number plate Launched in 2003, the X350 version of the Jaguar XJ was the last Jaguar saloon to retain the famous XJ silhouette which had been continuously and subtly modernised since it made its debut way back in 1968.

While it still looked like a classic Jag, beneath its retro skin lay a high-tech, aerospace-inspired aluminium monocoque that made it significantly lighter and stiffer than its predecessors, not to mention most of its German rivals.

It was also packed with advanced features including CATS self-levelling air suspension that balanced wafting comfort with sharp body control.

The 2007 model year introduced the X358 facelift, which gave the car a more aggressive, modern stance.

Key changes included a redesigned front end with a more prominent wire-mesh grille and a more muscular front bumper.

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