The second and final generation of XK (X150) debuted in 2005 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, styled by Jaguar's chief designer Ian Callum.

The grille was designed as a nod to the E-Type.

The car was the first to feature a bonded and riveted aluminium chassis and body panels, therefore lighter than its predecessor; 91kg lighter to be precise.

This four-seater convertible GT is ideal for touring and town use alike, with its charismatic V8 prowl.

It's mated to a 6-speed ZF auto gearbox to distribute ~300BHP to the rear wheels.

This is the 60th year anniversary limited edition model - it sports a distinctive front spoiler, mesh grille, rear valance panel, tailpipe finisher, alloy gearknob / selector gate, sill appliques, chrome finish side vents and 20-inch sport wheels.

This example has been in the careful hands of Robin for the previous 4 years, finished in a smart colourway, and presented in such great condition it'll be the ideal tourer for years to come.