Why Have I Sold One Of The Best Cars I Ever Had? Jaguar XK

Did I lose any money or have I managed to own this for a few months for free? Sadly the XK is gone! But with the benefit of hindsight would I have bought the same spec car again? and lastly.. who bought it?
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[@patrickhostler5939]

Would love to see and hear your opinion on an F Type… I adore the look of them

[@MarcosCodas]

Same!

[@3ducs]

This past May I bought an F-Type, a 2016 3.0 S manual transmission coupe. Quite a car, it has all the options, is triple black and has very good presence. 380 HP is more than enough for the hilly and twisty New Hampshire USA roads where I live. I'm interested in getting an x358 Xj Vanden Plas to join it.

[@donalmilmo-penny3085]

Like the idea

[@FROOB202]

He might be able to get a Cat B non-runner for £7k lol

[@jamespatrinos4708]

Great review that I stumbled across as I am interested in an XK. A suggestion for your next car could be something from AMG. I'm sure there are plenty out there that are in a reasonable price band, but the cost of ownership may be a different matter altogether!

[@robertmellor7059]

E34 are so hard to come by, they've all rusted away. Why not look at E39 Alpinas, both the B10 (V8 and 6cyl) variants are out there and both really interesting propositions for something a little special/unusual but with mostly 5 series parts still so not crazy to run.

[@leccybadger]

Seconded. The E34 is a fantastic motor however parts are scarce and in some cases non existent. The E39 makes a more sensible option, 530i Sport for me, avoid the V8 cos it's just not that good...

[@MarcosCodas]

In my personal experience (maybe I just don't buy well), old BMWs really like getting repaired. They are immensely unique in what they offer, but they require too much maintenance for my taste.

[@pauldoree3967]

@@leccybadger I had an E39 530i Champagne II - loved it, but it just wouldn't behave - kept going wrong. Final straw was the torque converter going.

[@TheBikeMechanic]

Aston-Martin from the 1980’s!!

[@2702simmo]

Shame to see it go as it’s a lovely motor Would be nice to see an XKR

[@09juliancarr]

Hi Jack, do not go for another Jag at the moment. The success of this channel was built on fixing a Ferrari - it was such a ‘romantic’ story and the more struggles, the more content and the better it will be!!! For £7,000….. a classic Alfa???

[@markwalton8644]

The Pantera is the Ferrari replacement, I don't mind a Jaaag😊

[@okgo8315]

X350.... cheapest one you can find perhaps 👍👍👍✌️🇬🇧

[@johnbeckett2624]

I think you should keep the Jaguar theme going with an XJR but with the later X350 aluminium bodied car with the 4.2 supercharge engine I have owned one of these for almost 3 years and am very happy with it, it out performs pretty much anything I meet on the road anywhere, if you are ever in the North Suffolk area near the coast you are welcome to come and give it a try, Jack😃

[@stephendavies6949]

That's a nice car you've got there.

[@johnbeckett2624]

Thanks, second best car I have ever owned😀@@stephendavies6949

[@nicholasdavis657]

Glad you enjoyed your time with the XK. I have the same car, a 2007 model with about 85k miles on it. I've had it for 6 years now and I really love it and just can't think of a good reason to change it!

[@stevemawer848]

I thought that way about my 2010 XKR but after 5 years the F-Type itch finally won! 🙂

[@TheFoolishboy9]

You should replace the Jag with a 2005 Vauxhall Corsa 1.2 Twinport. I have one for sale at £6,999.00

[@gulfstream7235]

Cheap as chips...which, in fairness, aren't that cheap nowadays.

[@MOSSFEEN]

£6995 for a 19 year old Corsa 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@2702simmo]

Ha ha I’m sure it’s tidy but I couldn’t imagine spending £7k for a 1.2 corsa

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Yes but it is a 1.2 !!!@@MOSSFEEN

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

He can have my Peugeot 106 diesel for £6,998

[@donalmilmo-penny3085]

Saab 95 Aero, less then half your budget, different and interesting... and a great car. So hard to buy an interesting shed these days.

[@MrSoflash]

What separates Jack from the other car tubers (Harry excepted) is that he's actually likeable, I hope he doesn't turn into another grinning shmeeunt with time..

[@Dan_Cartlidge]

He’s got a cool uncle vibe about him, Harry more of a grandad. Love both their stuff 👌

[@jonathancollard3710]

Yeap. I don’t know what it is about Shmeee, I just find him annoyingly smug.

[@2702simmo]

@@jonathancollard3710can’t watch him for that reason

[@MrGrantgoulding]

Totally agree!

[@kavinskysmith4094]

You know I used to hate that guy until I learned he does charity events for kids, and will go out of his way to be nice to them with no prompting and lets his friends drive his cars on the ring, as in the Senna and his high end porsche, like he's not a horder, look at my flash, my flash is amazing type, he's just into cars like he has his old first one and everything that being said I can not, not think of the clip from Red Dwarf when he says his name, where lister is trying to get Cryten to break his programing and call Rimmer a Smeghead Red Dwarf - Smeghead scene (S04E01) FYI

[@couttsy222]

Congratulations on the XK -- I've thoroughly enjoyed your journey with it and am quite envious. Here in Australia they're worth three to four times as much as your sale price!! Looking forward to seeing the XJR!! 😉

[@kfone1]

Mercedes CL500 would be great to see!

[@jeffreyoldham55]

Your recent review of the XKR really showcased what a great car that they are. I say: "like-for-like, Jack." Get another Jag!

[@stevemawer848]

It's good to see Jack blowing the myth of Jaguars being expensive money pits, though if too many people see it the used values might not be such a great bargain any more.

[@SimonRockman]

RX-8 would be interesting

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Only to 2 people it would seem lol

[@MOSSFEEN]

To many Brit Barges at this stage Buy something else Merc SL Bmw 850 E31 Maserati 3200 / 4200GT / Granturismo. Alfa Romeo Guilia Quadrifoglia,, GTV , Fiat Coupe VW Corrado,

[@simonhjc]

Where are the wheel centre caps? My OCD is in overdrive

[@dadcars]

Thanks Jack! I really enjoyed my drive home, what a smooth GT it is! I have a video coming out this week :)

[@paulriggers1558]

did you ever think utube algorithms would rule your car choice after a few years... anyway, get your finger out with the pantera...

[@mattstanbridge]

Saw your mate with the newer one drive past Harry on his latest video reviewing the bmw.

[@lesbrown5829]

Yes, just watched Harry's latest video and spotted that too😂

[@aussieausdeutschland4245]

Hey Jack, how about something from one of "The Colonies" like the Ford Falcon or Holden Commodore or even if you can fine one a Chrysler Valiant.

[@mikeroz6549]

Seen a number of people saying X350 XJR. I'd love you to get one of those next. Should be easy to find one for £7k or under. Keep up the excellent content Jack. 👍

[@seanoneillsongs]

Why not buy a really dodgy XJR that will take you so long to get right and we’ll all be watching with interest for years - maybe a bigger hitter than the enfuenza. No doubt you won’t go by my suggestion but I’ll still watch with interest.

[@TheEarlofK]

I would be quite happy to see another Jaguar, preferably an F Type, although that would probably be over-budget.

[@simonbarnes3461]

I think you should get a 997, but you won't get one for less than 7K...

[@martinhibbert1428]

What about giving a Volvo C70 a try or an Alfa 159, both interesting and reasonably rare.

[@gmggunnarson8300]

Lovely Jaguar and please get another Jaguar !

[@marknelson5929]

You seem to use in part a portion of country road that Harry in Harry's Garage uses for his car reviews? Indeed I've just watched his new very negative piece on the new BMW M5 series all electric behemoth and a Jag coupe just like yours passes him in the opposite direction - I wondered if it was you?

[@russellbird7543]

How about a series on sourcing and importing a Japanese or US import? Or repatriating a classic from S.Africa or Malta? Otherwise I can't see a lot worthwhile in the £5-8k range at the moment other than a 2003 Maserati Spyder 'mini project' (damaged hood) on AT for £7750

[@chrish7487]

I have a 2007 XK and a 2005 XJR. Both are fantastic cars.

[@thisiszaphod]

Please consider a prefacelift XF, Jack.

[@stephendavies6949]

Would you go for a diesel or petrol? The 2.7 diesel had its issues, even though for a diesel of that era it was very smooth, quiet and pacey.

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

My mate's diesel XF was a write-off due to DPF issues...@@stephendavies6949

[@henrikbunkenborg6743]

How about a Mercedes CL 500, or an old Corvette.

[@matslundstrom7763]

May a suggest a hairy Nissan Stagea? There is strangely little content on these Skyline estates on the Web.

[@paulhart1218]

The 5.0 litre naturally aspirated facelift version is the sweet spot in the range. Power almost identical to the 4.2 supercharged but with worthwhile updates. Had mine for a year and still loving it.

[@samhunt8240]

The 5.0 engine isn't as good as the 4.2. It has timing chain issues and to really make things spicy sometimes it can drop a valve seat into the cylinder. The 4.2 though, is bullet proof.

[@adrianfowles7250]

@@samhunt8240 Other way around - It was the 4.2 that had the timing chain and water pump issues that got fixed later. Its well know that the 5.0 is a better & stronger engine.

[@samhunt8240]

@@adrianfowles7250 I don't know where you are getting your information from but it's not the other way round at all. I work at a Jaguar specialist and the 5.0 engine is far more problematic with the issues I have said. Fuel injectors are common problem on them as well.

[@stephendavies6949]

Yep. Totally agree

[@markguppy2715]

That's the exact conclusion I came to when I bought mine. Had it 2.5 years and it's been fantastic (it's going to be on fire when I look at it on the drive now). Plenty of power and so comfortable. To make the Jag info system slightly more tolerable I bought a Bovee 1000 for phone connectivity.

[@N13CRM]

So under £10k, try finding a mint Fiat Coupe Turbo, or a Jaguar XFV8 (early one).

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Or a Nissan Micra (£2,000)

[@alastairwatson3201]

Who really thinks that an over-complicated, gimmicky rotary dial is a better option than a good ol’ J-stick?

[@Number27]

It isn’t.. but it looks better!

[@rolfsvensson5777]

Rich or poor! It is a great show! Waiting for the BIG CAT to show up after the trip from US.

[@oliverlondon5246]

If you’re replacing this because the views are dropping, I doubt an XKR will help fix that issue. A lot of people may not even know the difference.

[@Number27]

XJR is the car I mentioned..

[@oliverlondon5246]

@@Number27 Ah, my bad. In which case go for it

[@FROOB202]

For me the 4.2s always look a bit pedestrian to me in the pictures but every time I see one in person I certainly take a second look, especially in that light blue colour! The big benefit of the 4.2 is the fact a small number of them slipped into the old £395 tax bracket!

[@chrisrobson3753]

Fiat Coupe 2.0 20vt LE or plus 💥

[@philipmulville8218]

Brilliant channel, Jack. Of course get another Jag!

[@Alphachanel]

They really are a great car, I bought one ('06 model) with the intention of keeping it a year so I could say I've had a V8 then move it on... several years and 69K miles later (it's now clocking in at just over 162K) I've still got it (and I really missed it while it was off the road getting a replacement radiator). Of course with that kind of mileage it's virtually worthless so I'm keeping it. As for replacement? Heart over head I'd say, the one time I bought a car with my head it turned out to be the shortest time I've ever owned a car (nothing wrong with it generally but I hated the damned thing all the same). So go with the XJR if that's what's taking the fancy.

[@adrianfowles7250]

So, you sold it to keep KZbin happy #facepalm

[@rolfsvensson5777]

Indeed! It is a very hard life to live!

[@tedgeldberg6498]

As I've previously commented, I like your taste in cars as I have both a De Tomaso Pantera like you and I've a 2010 Jaguar XKR. I told you when you first purchased your XK that you would love it, and even though you had it for only a very short time, it seems that you did like it very much. Your next car ought to be the next progression in the line, a 5.0L XKR. First off, the power of the 5.0L supercharged car is astonishing in comparison to the 4.2L naturally aspirated version.. And if for about a $1000, you add a reputable tune and pulley, you are pushing 600hp and the stoplight races with the Porsche you mentioned will belong to you. The 5L XKR is still no light weight sports car, but is so much fun in a civilized comfortable package. I could sell my gorgeous Pantera in a minute given the right price, but I will never sell my XKR as long as I can still drive, it's been that good! And I have 209,968 miles on my car as of the end of this evening, and it's still that good and enjoyable. And by the way, it will outperform your Pantera as I learned in my experience, and which is why I stopped driving mine for several years until the goodness of the Jag forced me to make the Pantera an all around better car. You will miss the package that the X150 offers, and my guess is that you'll be back in an R version sometime soon. I predicted your Pantera ownership, and I'm predicting you'll take the plunge with an XKR. I'm 11 years into mine and would not ever want to be without it. Good luck with whatever you choose.

[@martinclapton2724]

Jaguars are very nice , and always been a lot of car for the money , personally always liked the older XJ models, series 1, 2and 3 , XJ40 , x300 models ,and of course, the XJS . However, there is a lot of choice out there. I’m sure , whatever you get , will make interesting viewing

[@GetOffMyyLawn]

I purchased a 2011 XK in 2015. At that time, I paid around $32k for the car with about 47k miles. I have had a few minor issues over the years, oil level sensor and bad led brake light unit. The biggest repair was for a stuck fuel injector where it made sense to replace all 8, and the spark plugs. The only current issues are a sagging headliner (fabric on the way) and the same water leak in the trunk (need to spend some time to track it down). After 9 years of ownership, the car still feels special every time I drive it... and every time I think about selling it... I can't find anything comparable. N/A V8, RWD, heated and cooled (not just ventilated) seats, leather everywhere... its a tough act to follow.

[@ianmarks4481]

I live in Arizona, where older Jaguars are somewhat rare, and drive a 2007 XKR. I think that in buying a high-mileage, plain-Jane XK, you've missed out on a great deal of motoring pleasure. The true "sweet spot" is the supercharged 4.2-litre, which offers superlative performance combined with outstanding reliability. My car, with approximately 66k miles on it, has required absolutely no repairs in the nearly two years I've owned it. Of course, this in part is due to my buying a very well cared-for example. My understanding is that the 5.0-litre, despite its impressive power output, is somewhat more problematic (although there may still be one in my future). I'm aghast to think that your next car might be some boxy, soulless BMW. I suspect that with Jags being more commonplace in England, you simply don't see them for the gems that they are.

[@gullrock14]

I had a 2007 XKR, great car! Eventually needed larger (SUV) car and sold it.

[@aldoartigiani8110]

Lancia Fulvia.... You were already about to go for it once!

[@sakariaro530]

What about Maserati quattroporte og gt3200?

[@get71grip]

There are Thema on the market currently..

[@ralphorr8138]

I would buy a E30 BMW 325i I purchased one cheap doer up er and never regretted it, I now cannot part with it, it has not given me one bit of trouble for 6 years now, but it is up to you to make the final decision. getting another Jaguar would be too soon after last one I think, Look forward to your next fixer up er and watch your process on video.

[@man-mq9rk]

E30 4 door will be in your budget, e34 would also be nice especially a 530i v8

[@thedrivechannel83]

Ghibli Cup Jack edit or a Shamal!! Expensive though

[@richardmarsden5610]

Obvious follow on would be an F-Type or XF, as a wild card I'm going to say BMW 640i/650i/M6.

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm420]

How about a rusty Pantera for around £7k?

[@Number27]

😁😁

[@mikeroz6549]

What's happened to your Pantera Jack? It's all gone very quiet.

[@repairitdontreplaceit]

e34 540 , great car had one for 10 years

[@davidjohn87]

As a current XkR owner, I think that the R is the way to go. Mine is currently for sale, but not for any bad or sinister reasons. It’s a fantastic car. Dave 👍

[@ronaldvandemeent]

Thanks for doing this series, enjoyed it very much, what about a Volvo S60 R or an Audi S8?

[@JW-hf9ev]

I have owned 48 cars, now retired and too old to trade/test and to enjoy sports cars, all are gone and the last one standing is my FORD Truck…yup…. 1 of 600 2019 Harley Davidson limited edition in “Leadfoot” and badged as #457. Big ass truck and so comfy and fun [B&O+], 4x4, and 22” with 35” rubber on a 4” FOX Lift. 70+ mods, but the exhaust is why I bought mine. Still love it and never selling. Oh I took Whippel supercharger off, completely not necessary at my age and could have got me killed. 😅

[@davidmarle]

I was going to suggest you could try this car's direct competitor, some would say close cousin, the Aston Martin DB7 but I doubt they can be found in good condition in the same budget. The predecessor of these cars, the XJS or the successor, the F-Type would be nice too as a way to see how they progressed but the budget might be tight on both. Whatever you go for I wish you good luck with the next one!

[@paulfrere7902]

Enjoyed your brief sojourn with the XK, but I’m not sure that the XF is the way to go immediately. I’d like to see something more ‘classic’ next (E30 would be good but not on salty roads). BTW I think we saw you in the XK briefly flash past Harry Metcalfe in his current i5 BMW review video! Good luck with the next purchase 👍

[@gerardbooth40]

Yes, I thought I spotted Jack and the XK in that video too! I know Britain's a small country, but I'm sure there must be a few more 's' bends available in Oxfordshire!

[@722garage9]

BMw e39 or 7-series of the same era. Go from GT to luxo-barge. In-direct and would make for a good comparison.

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

Ironically I went from an XK 5.0 Portfolio to a luxo-barge. Must admit the old XK had been a stunning car. I just needed 4 seats....

[@johnvender]

My suggestion for a replacement for that Jag is a Lancia Delta Integrale Evoluzione II but that's a lot more expensive. Lot more special and fun :)

[@eoinosullivan2636]

So many sub 11K options: Maserati Quatroporte & Coupe 4.2 Audi S8 BMW 550i VW Phaeton Chrysler 300C SRT 6.1 HEMI Porsche Cayenne 4.5 Turbo Mercedes E Class AMG E55 Estate Mercedes CL500 & CL600 Lexus LS 5.0 600h Audi RS6 Avant

[@ianscorey5293]

Hi Jack………try a Range Rover….. there is a significant variety of them for sale!!!! P38 Evogue …. The German Mk3 or the ford Range Rover…. I think that the TATA Range Rovers maybe over your budget!!! You could also buy a classic Range Rover!!!! Regards Ian👨‍🎤🇳🇿👍👌😂😂

[@marpass8763]

Twelve years ago I bought a black Xkr registered in 2008. black leather interior, black dashboard. It had all original Jaguar services, 25,000 miles and official Jaguar recalls had been issued. Now it has 42,000 miles, I always had it serviced in the official Jaguar garages and the car still runs very well, engine with good power and, despite being a sports car, it is a comfortable car. Two defects due to the poor quality of construction materials and accessories : the pedestrian protection system which is positioned under the bonnet went off, the compressor of the air conditioning system broke, despite the low mileage, the engine oil sump started to leak oil, the fabric of the internal covering of both the roof and the pillars which came off four years ago, and the lights that illuminate the license plate which came off from the rear bonnet when I lowered it to close it. However, my overall opinion regarding my 2008 Xkr is good, probably also because I drive this car very little, and therefore it still has low mileage. I will only sell it when spare parts will be no longer available in Italy and it will be no longer possible to repair it. I still like it today as much as the first day.

[@jonathangould1255]

I’m on my 3rd XK. Brilliant cars. I sold my first one. Regretted it. Bought my 2nd xk60 then an xkr convertible. My uncle bought my xk60 and I’m still in my xkr convertible. 4.4xkr is ace. Lighter than 5.0.

[@vernonbennettiii3646]

I have a (US) 2003 XK8 4.2 litre Convertible, and a (US) 2014 5.0 litre XK Coupe. Each car is remarkably different from the other, and I enjoy both for what they are. I suggest, to US buyers, that they opt for an XK with the 5.0 litre, but skip the supercharged version. I have driven them all, and the best daily drivers (and easier on your pocket book) are the normally aspirated vehicles with the larger engines.

[@briansteele2723]

Hi Jack, i'd.like to see how you like an Alfa 4c as it's a bit lotus like but with some Italian mentalness thrown in. Or borrow Jay Emm's Maserati?

[@richardsmith9509]

Why sell best cars? A Guys Compulsion....the endless search for the better car....I'm at 137 and still counting but my 645Ci conv is a forever keeper: an M6 conv is a temptationbut I can't answer WHY????

[@autobahnproven]

If it has to be no more than £6-7k, can you find an XKR for that money? There's a challenge.

[@bigmatt2896]

I have a late 2014 xfr with the supercharged 5.0 V8, I have daily driven it for 2.5 years with 0 issues, I cannot honestly think of a car to replace it with, it's absolutely fantastic

[@deathton]

A v8 e34 would be a great thing to see

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

I owned a 12 plate XK. I bought it with barely 8,000 miles on the clock. Ironically after my purchase the cars value increased. I loved my ownership but another car beckoned...

[@jamescameron314]

I had a (caviar) 5 litre XK and found it tended to "run away" with me! I changed it for an XJ diesel which is to all intents and purposes just as fast and much more satisfying to own, especially in the colour combination of silver, with parchment seats, wood rim steering wheel and CLEAR windows, instead of the near ubiquitous blacked out ones from B post backwards. It is simply a delicious car and so very much more practical than the XK. I cannot recommend the XJ too highly !

[@matthewdavidpope]

Shame the ended production

[@Tipo107]

Get a 500hp 2003 Mercedes CL55 AMG 🙂. That will provide lots of very entertaining content 👍🏻

[@danwilliams6776]

Guaranteed views for you - I have a gti6 converted 405 mi16 that I could sell. Running, driving, MOTd with niggles you could sort on the channel. Local too.

[@Leonardo555ZZZ]

I think a 2005 Mercedes Benz CLK55 AMG Coupe would give it a good run for the money. Although I am not sure how much they are in the UK ...?

[@vernonbennettiii3646]

Go for the Jaguar XKR, absolutely. I tried to convince my wife that we/she needed one (a 2015 AWD), but we had too many vehicles at the time.

[@jimr5703]

Replacement for the Jag? Did you folks get the Ford Mondeo with the 2.7L twin turbo?

[@nickblundell9990]

I know its random,especially as i despise Audi,but back in the day i worked for them and the 200 5T or the 90 20V Sport Quattro were proper motors and arw around the monet you're talking. Been looking myself of late.

[@davyboy888]

How about an E46 saloon - I've had my stunning 325i manual M-Sport in alcantara for 15 years and think they're absolutely fantastic.

[@barrybreen4076]

Something nice and spicy, a Maserati 3200gt maybe? More expensive and more trouble, but would be box office.

[@kavinskysmith4094]

Umm with your your cars have to make views thing, with something like that your never going to enjoy your car, might I recommend that you have an exception where you keep one as your personal, unless its like the ferrari 308 where its 60,000 pounds and you really love the detomaso type thing, and just keep it and enjoy it, maybe just show it up in the background from time to time when doing new vids to keep people interested so they go hold on what's that, and maybe look into doing long term trips with them like Harry does, granted my love will always be the first gen version of the XK8 given how E type ish it looks and how much better it was than that old ugly XKS, like its everything the XKS failed to be, nice, good looking although apparently not reliable and the engine can blow up if you take it around the ring, which is really damn stupid for a performance car made in the 90's like I wonder if the XKR has a baffled oil pan

[@richardsmith2684]

I have always heard the { SOLD MINE BS about autos at shows etc,,,if you ket it go dont whine

[@parkecorepersonaltrainingp2601]

Hi Jack i love the vids and Benz channel is great and look forward to seeing more of the both of you. Maybe a collab would be possible. As for the next car. A CL600 would be very cool. I have the CL500 2002 and adore it. ❤️👍 keep up the amazing work.

[@Number27]

Thanks dude.. will keep it in mind!

[@losendosyt]

This video wasn't what I want to see. I don't care that your viewership will go down if you don't get a different car to review. I want to know what this car is like to own over time, not just a couple of months. How reliable is it? What kind of expenses have you incurred? And I don't care if you broke even or lost money after a few months. That isn't long enough to make an intelligent decision about the car. Sorry, but I won't be subscribing to your channel.

[@andrewlucas6214]

Love the idea of a classic bmw

[@cornishrider]

I believe Jack your ultimate daily (price excluded) would be a W124 E500/500E. Do you agree? 😉

[@musoseven8218]

I like em, although I'd be a little afraid of failures - I like to keep cars for a long time. I've always liked straight six Jaguars too, for various reasons, not sure how that still applies to "modern" versions.

[@abboysen]

I have no got a clue on prices in UK but I would love to see an Alfa GT 3.2, Alfa GTV 3.0 or maybe a 156 GTA

[@resnonverba137]

I'm just glad the tedious Ferrari's gone. How about an old 911 now that prices are allegedly falling?

[@ufoyoutellme]

Thing is jaguar are only making suvs now which means. Your jags gone be worth 10 times more , you’d be a fool to sell it

[@johncrocker1019]

Your next one has to be a facelift 2011 2012 5.0 XKR Coupe You'll love it

[@Avrelivs_Gold]

i wanted to like this car but as most other Jags it was so disappointing. Heavy, clumsy, slow, soulless. Any Mercedes coupe is more sensible and better.

[@Rugbyman269]

Anyone noticed that in harry Metcalf's BMW 5 series electric rant video G4 RFL ,the other XK is going in the opposite direction , what chance is that , oh dear , what a nerd i must be ha ha

[@richrobson220]

I had a 156 v6 3.2 litre the noise from the engine was beautiful. I miss the old alfas. I bought a brera and it had a ford engine, I was so disappointed in the noise and the power

[@bandidol200]

Try a Pano roof R230 SL500, in the summer! You'll never look back. 😎