Introduced in 2006, the X150-generation XK marked a new era for Jaguar's grand tourer.

Designed under Ian Callum and constructed around an advanced aluminium structure, it combined relatively low weight with the traditional Jaguar ingredients of a long bonnet, sweeping roofline and rear-wheel drive.

In XKR form, however, the elegant GT gained a much more serious performance edge.

There is plenty more to like here too.

The Jaguar has had just three owners from new and its odometer displays only 38,740 miles, making this an intriguing proposition for somebody looking for an XKR to sympathetically bring back to its best.

Finished in a pale metallic colour over a light leather interior, the XKR remains a particularly handsome car.

Its more purposeful specification is immediately apparent through the bonnet vents, mesh grille, large alloy wheels and subtle rear spoiler, while the overall bodywork remains surprisingly presentable considering the car's period in storage.

Naturally, the...