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The first example of the XJ model was known as the project number XJ4 internally, which emerged as the 1968 Jaguar XJ Series I.

Lyons oversaw the bodywork and styling of the new vehicle with the idea of replacing the E-type with a GT 4 seat model for the American market, following the popular trends for the region.

Both front and rear ends were inspired by the E-type with a 2 door version.

As the work progressed on the new model, it was decided that the addition of rear doors was necessary, along with a shortening of the front and rear ends with enhancements to the grille and the inclusion of four headlights.

Engineering was directed by Bob Knight, the genius behind Jaguar’s independent rear suspension.

For the new model, he modified the design which was used to achieve both ride comfort and top notch handling on the road.

The new model made its debut just prior to the Londo...