Based on the XJ‑Series pillarless coupé body, it combined the elegance of the two‑door design with Daimler’s signature refinement and the formidable 5.3‑litre V12 engine.

Production numbers were extremely low, making any surviving example a prized sight on the roads.

The V12 endowed the car with effortless torque and a velvety, almost silent surge of power.

Paired with automatic transmission and sophisticated suspension, the Double Six Coupé delivered a uniquely smooth, dignified driving experience.

Its cabin was unmistakably Daimler: deep leather, rich wood veneers, and the ornate fluted grille motif echoed inside through subtle trim details.

Visually, the pillarless profile gave the car a graceful openness when the windows were lowered, enhancing its grand‑touring character.

Despite its size, the Coupé felt composed and balanced, more a refined cruiser than a sporting machine.

Today, enthusiasts admire the Double Six Coupé for its rarity, craftsmanship, and the quiet confidenc...