Presenting well in the combination of Vapour grey over Champagne leather, this XJ benefits from a recent cambelt replacement along with an engine and gearbox service and the fitting of four Pirelli tyres.

The service book has 7 stamps from Jaguar with a further 11 from independents indicating a full history up to 71,500 miles.

Believed to have been originally supplied by Hatfields, the odometer currently shows c,72,000 miles.

Offered with 2 keys, valet key, bookpack and Swansea V5C document, the car also comes with a current MoT to April 2026 and cherished registration J6 UGR.

The X350 XJ, introduced at the Geneva Motor show in 2002, was manufactured and marketed by Jaguar from 2003–2009 as the third generation XJ saloon.

Buyer's could choose V6 or V8 power and even had the option of a supercharger on XJR and Daimler Super models.

Designer Ian Callum spruced up the retro appearance of the late Geoff Lawson design and paired with full aluminium unibody chassis and bodywork the mod...