Jaguar XK X150 Convertible (2011)

The Jaguar XK from the X150 series was unveiled in 2006 as the successor to the popular X100. Ian Callum, the renowned designer of the Aston Martin DB7 and other models, was responsible for the design. As for the construction, the new generation of the XK was nothing short of revolutionary. The body, entirely made of aluminium, offered a high level of stability despite its lower weight.

This XK is one of the few produced for the limited-edition LE-E50 series marking the brand's 50th anniversary. What sets it apart is the number of lovingly designed details. The special-edition model even came with a protective cover bearing the series logo (and is of course included).

The Jaguar XK, powered by an upgraded AJ V8 engine with 385 hp, is in exceptionally good condition. The mileage has been carefully documented, and the car has been serviced regularly. The on-board literature is complete and all keys are included. Our classic car workshop specialists are now preparing the XK convertible for its future owner. This Jaguar is a beautiful modern classic – one that delivers power, style and an authentic convertible experience to whoever is lucky enough to get hold of it next.