Wheels are always a crucial part of a Jaguar’s look, and this car is no exception – its 20-inch ‘Selena’ alloys have a dark finish and centre badges which hark back to the Jaguar logo of the past. The Portfolio’s bonnet and wing power vents are now hewn from milled aluminium.
The interior and exterior of the Jaguar XKR have both been given a luxury treatment. Inside, the Jaguar XKR’s most eye and ear-popping features are its leather seats which adjust in 16 directions and its 525 watt Bowers and Wilkins stereo.
While power from the 420bhp supercharged engine remains the same, bringing the car to a stop will improve thanks to its new brakes. They are the largest ever fitted to a Jaguar and have been designed by British brake experts, Alcon.
The Jaguar XKR Convertible is an excellent car in almost every respect, but the standout feature is the way it looks. It might have been on sale for a few years, but still looks fresh and turns heads like few others.
Check the used Jaguar XKR review on Auto Trader.
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