Jaguar XK150 DHC 1958

Regarding the Jaguar XK150, the successor to both the XK120 and the XK140, the type name referred to the car's top speed in miles per hour. Although the XK150 fell just short of that speed, at the time it was one of the fastest production cars in the world at an impressive 135 miles per hour. The XK150 is distinguished from its predecessors by the curved windshield, which now consists of ééone whole instead of a split window. In addition, the grille in the nose is slightly wider and the windshield has been moved back slightly, giving the nose an even more imposing appearance. This XK150 underwent a thorough restoration in 2002, so the car is currently in excellent condition. The beige interior evokes associations with the seats in the back rooms of Windsor Castle, and in harmony with the deep dark blue exterior, this example truly makes a statement on the road. Owning a classic car like the Jaguar XK150 is a source of pride and joy for enthusiasts who appreciate the craftsmanship and attention to detail behind its creation. Whether you are looking for a solid investment or simply want to experience the excitement of driving a true classic, the Jaguar XK150 undoubtedly deserves your attention. What makes this one special? Apart from its aesthetic features, this XK150 also underwent a technical metamorphosis during its restoration. In addition to a complete overhaul of the engine, this British beauty features a BMW gearbox, which only further enhances the driving pleasure. In short, an ultimate gentleman sports car ready for many enjoyable miles! To get a good idea of the lot, we advise you to come to the viewing day.