2010 Jaguar XKR

Highlights 

• 503bhp, 5.0-litre supercharged V8

• 0-60mph in 4.6s

• Jaguar main dealer service history

• Well-maintained

• Rear suspension recently refreshed

• In superb shape inside and out

• Low mileage

• Two new tyres

• Long, advisory-free MOT

Overview

Following on from the success of the first-generation XKR – itself continuing the legacy laid down by Jaguar's historic XK-badged performance models – the second iteration of Jaguar's luxury performance 2+2 grand tourer retains the initial charm and character of those earlier models whilst also taking inspiration from legendary cars such as the D-type and E-type but being a far more technically accomplished effort.

Featuring an all-aluminium design the second-gen XKR debuted in 2007 and initially featured the 4.2-litre supercharged V8 from the previous model producing 410bhp. Fast forward a couple of years though and the XKR would receive a bit of a facelift as well as a larger 5.0-litre version of the venerable Jaguar AJ V8. Now developing a rather gargantuan 503bhp, the post-2009 variants could hit 60mph from parked in around four-and-a-half seconds – a fitting amount of pace for the new XKR's grace and space.

Despite costing over £70K for a standard example when new the XKR is now a much more affordable option whilst still providing all of the thrills and opulence that such a model has to offer and this particular 2010 car is a fine representation of the marque.

Beautifully presented throughout in an attractive colour scheme of white with black wheels over a black leather interior this Jaguar XKR benefits from a recent wheel refurbishment ensuring that every aspect of the car is in excellent shape. Meticulously maintained the vendor reports that there are zero issues and any work required has been diligently carried out. The car comes complete with Jaguar main dealer service history as well as a long, advisory-free MOT, evincing its cherished nature.

History and documentation

• 2010 model year

• Original book pack and leather wallet

• Two keys

• V5C present and correct

• First registered 27 May 2010

• In current ownership since 19 Apr 2025

• Three former keepers

• Jaguar main dealer service history with original service book showing inspections at the following intervals: 2011 @ 2,831 miles (service A), 2012 @ 7,601 miles (service B,brake fluid), 2013 @ 10,139 miles (service A), 2016 @ 15,096 miles (service B,brake fluid change), 2017 @ 15,844 miles (service A), 2021 @ 23,372 miles (service A,oil service)

• Invoices for main dealer inspections at the following intervals: 2023 @ 25,832 miles, 2025 @ 28,537 miles

• Numerous previous MOTs

• Advisory-free MOT until 16 Dec 2026

• This car has a finance agreement in place which will be cleared upon a successful auction prior to collection

• London ULEZ compliant

• 37,856 indicated miles 

Interior

• Black leather interior with red stitching is in excellent condition

• Minimal wear and tear

• Some slight degradation to the driver's seat bolster

• No apparent damage to speak of but the vendor does report a repair to the headliner

• Door cards and carpets present well

• Jaguar-branded floor mats

• Heated and cooling seats

• Heated steering wheel

• No reports of any electrical issues

• Vendor does not report any dashboard warning lights

• Boot space is equally clean and tidy

• Spare space saver wheel and tyre plus factory tools

• Engine bay presents well overall

Exterior

• The paint and bodywork present very well

• In great condition across the board

• No signs of any damage with only the unavoidable minor stone chips to the front end to note

• Genuine Jaguar carbon fibre bonnet vents replace the original black items

• All panel gaps appear uniform

• No signs of any damage or blemishes to the glasswork

• No evidence of any corrosion

• The vendor reports that the original 20” alloy wheels have been fully refurbished and as such do not appear to carry any marks or damage

• All tyres are Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 models (two new fitted in 2025 at 28,537 miles)

• Brake calipers retain their red finish

• The underside looks to be in excellent condition with no signs of any damage or major corrosion

Mechanical

• 503bhp, 5.0-litre supercharged V8 engine

• Six-speed ZF automatic gearbox

• Rear-wheel drive

• 0-60mph in 4.6s

• 155mph top speed (electronically limited)

• Wheel alignment 31 Jan 2023

• Rear suspension refresh with new parts 14 May 2025

• No mechanical issues to report

• The vendor informs us that the car still drives like an animal, will make any person smile and sounds absolutely incredible

Summary

Jaguar was in full swing with the release of the second-generation XKR and these cars still feel special today. Not so long ago Jaguar's top of the line performance GT was only really attainable for those with deep pockets but nowadays they're much more accessible so if you're hankering after an involving, sporty GT with a touch of luxury and sophistication then look no further. Add in this car's impressive history and wonderful overall condition and you really are on to a winner.

To arrange a viewing, click the 'Book Viewing' button located under the 'Place Bid' button. Viewings can be booked up until the day before the auction ends, after which the option will change to 'Contact Seller' for further enquiries. This seller is located in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.