2007 Jaguar XK 4.2 V8 Convertible
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Price – £12,995
Year – 2007
Mileage – 66,819
Slate Grey with Ivory leather/Warm Charcoal
Luxury Sport Interior | 20-inch Senta Alloys | CATS Adaptive Suspension
Exceptional History and specification
MOT – 07 July 2027
An exceptionally well-specified example of Jaguar's elegant X150 Convertible, combining a naturally aspirated 4.2-litre V8, outstanding maintenance history and a particularly desirable colour combination.
Introduced in 2006, the X150-generation Jaguar XK represented a major step forward for Jaguar’s grand tourer. Designed under Ian Callum and constructed around an advanced aluminium structure, at approximately 1,663kg it was significantly lighter and more modern than the outgoing XK8 whilst retaining the comfort, refinement and sense of occasion traditionally associated with a Jaguar GT.
Powered by Jaguar’s naturally aspirated 4.2-litre 32-valve V8, producing 300 bhp and 310 lb ft of torque, and driving the rear wheels through a six-speed automatic transmission with Jaguar Sequential Shift and steering-wheel-mounted paddles, performance remains impressive even by modern standards. Jaguar quoted the XK Convertible at 0–60 mph in 6.0 seconds, with an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.
This vehicle is offered for sale by Supercar Group Ltd as a disclosed selling agent on behalf of its owner, who is the contractual seller.
This particular XK Convertible was registered in November 2007 and has covered just 66,819 miles.
Finished in the particularly attractive combination of Slate Grey metallic over Ivory Softgrain leather with a contrasting Warm Charcoal upper environment, it is also an unusually highly specified example.
The standard 4.2 XK Convertible had a UK list price of £66,097 at the time this car was registered. This particular example appears to have been ordered with approximately £9,450 worth of factory options, giving an original configured price in the region of £75,500 when new — remarkably close to the £76,097 starting price of an XKR Convertible at the time.
One of the most significant options is the desirable and uncommon Luxury Sport Interior.
Rather than the standard XK seats, this car features perforated Ivory Softgrain leather 16-way electrically adjustable seats, including adjustable side bolsters, lumbar support and extendible seat cushions. The front seats are heated and incorporate three-position memory, while the Luxury Sport specification also extends the use of Softgrain leather throughout the cabin.
Period pricing placed the Luxury Sport Interior alone at up to £2,995, with the Ivory trim adding approximately £750.
Other major factory options fitted to this car include the 20-inch Senta alloy wheels, which cost approximately £2,500, and CATS – Computer Active Technology Suspension, a £995 option which uses electronically controlled adaptive dampers to continually alter the suspension response according to road and driving conditions.
The upgraded 525W Alpine/Jaguar Premium Surround Sound system was another approximately £820 option, while the car also features Jaguar Smart Key with passive keyless entry, aluminium veneer, heated front windscreen, Front Park Assist and Air Quality Sensing with automatic recirculation.
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Specification includes
- Luxury Sport Interior
- Ivory perforated Softgrain leather
- Heated front seats
- 16-way electrically adjustable front seats
- Adjustable side bolsters
- Adjustable lumbar support
- Extendible seat cushions
- Three-position seat memory
- Warm Charcoal upper environment
- Extended Softgrain leather interior treatment
- 20-inch Senta alloy wheels
- 525W Alpine/Jaguar Premium Surround Sound
- CATS adaptive suspension
- Jaguar Smart Key with passive keyless entry
- Heated front windscreen
- Air Quality Sensing / automatic recirculation
- Front parking assistance
- Rear parking assistance
- Aluminium interior veneer
- Touchscreen satellite navigation
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Cruise control with speed limiter
- Steering-wheel-mounted gearshift paddles
- Electrically adjustable steering column
- Bi-Xenon headlights
- Automatic headlights
- Rain-sensing wipers
- Electrically operated convertible roof
- Aluminium-finish side power vents
- Removable wind deflector
- Two keys
The 20-inch Senta wheels have recently been professionally refurbished and are fitted with a matching set of Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 tyres, all four fitted in February 2026.
Exceptional history
The history is arguably one of the strongest aspects of this particular XK.
It is accompanied by its original Jaguar handbook pack, stamped service portfolio and a substantial collection of invoices and supporting documentation.
The service book records annual Jaguar main-dealer servicing from its first service in 2008 through to 2021, initially with H.A. Fox Jaguar before subsequently being maintained by Grange Jaguar, Stratstone Jaguar, Heritage Jaguar and Marshall Jaguar.
More recent maintenance has continued with independent and Jaguar specialists, including full services in both 2025 and 2026.
The accompanying invoices document in excess of £11,000 of expenditure, with the true figure higher still as a number of earlier servicing costs are not represented by surviving invoices.
Importantly, that expenditure goes considerably further than routine servicing.
Significant work documented within the history includes:
- Rear brake discs and pads
- Both rear lower wishbones
- Air-conditioning condenser replacement and re-gas
- Rear window regulator replacement
- ABS sensors and associated diagnostic work
- Front track rod ends
- Rear track rod
- Upper suspension components
- Front anti-roll-bar drop links
- Wheel alignment
- Subframes cleaned and treated
- Four matching Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 tyres
- Professional Senta wheel refurbishment
- New Bosch battery
In July 2025, the XK underwent a full service together with extensive suspension and steering work, during which the subframes were also cleaned and treated.
Four matching Dunlop Sport Maxx RT2 tyres followed in February 2026.
A further full service, air-conditioning recharge and MOT were carried out in June 2026, followed shortly afterwards by a new Bosch battery fitted by Jaguar specialist Julian Ferraro.
Further ABS work was completed in August, with the Senta wheels subsequently professionally refurbished before the car received further balancing and alignment.
This is therefore considerably more than a car with simply a stamped service book; the extensive supporting paperwork provides a detailed record of the maintenance and substantial expenditure carried out throughout its life.
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