2003 Jaguar XJ SUPER V8

Registration: BU03 XGS
Chassis: SAJAC74R73TG04505
Odometer: 120,000
Transmission: Automatic
MOT: June 2027

• Recent maintenance
• Highly specified luxury interior
• 4.2-litre supercharged V8

Presented in grey with grey leather interior with piping, complemented by walnut wood veneer, this 2003 Jaguar XJ Super V8 is a luxurious and highly specified example of Jaguar’s flagship saloon. Powered by the desirable 4.2-litre supercharged V8 and paired with an automatic gearbox, it offers an impressive combination of performance, comfort and refinement. This is only 1 of 100 RHD that were built.

Having covered 128,958 miles, this example has had five former keepers, with most of its ownership remaining within the same family. The vendor describes the car as being in good condition and highlights the excellent level of luxury equipment, particularly for rear-seat passengers.

One of the standout features of this XJ Super V8 is its exceptionally well-appointed rear passenger compartment. The rear seats are electrically adjustable, heated and able to recline, providing an impressive level of comfort for passengers, along with the front seats both heated and electric. Rear privacy blinds and an electrically operated rear windscreen blind add further refinement, while individually controlled rear air conditioning allows passengers to adjust the temperature to their preference.

The car is also equipped with a rear entertainment system, including screens mounted into the headrests, DVD functionality and dedicated rear controls. A six-CD changer and DVD player are located in the boot, adding to the car’s extensive luxury specification.

Power comes from Jaguar’s 4.2-litre supercharged V8, providing strong performance while retaining the effortless character expected of a flagship XJ. The all-aluminium construction keeps weight down, while features such as automatic headlights, welcome-home lighting and a soft-closing boot add further touches of convenience and sophistication.

The car sits on distinctive three-piece Sepang alloy wheels, which have been refurbished in August 2026. Recent work carried out within the last 500 miles includes two new tyres, a new battery, new disc calipers and a full service. It has also recently passed its MOT with no advisories, with the MOT now valid until June 2027.

The main history wallet has unfortunately been lost following a bereavement, although a selection of loose invoices remains, including an invoice for the new battery and a recent service carried out on 14/08/2026. The vendor states that work carried out without accompanying invoices is visibly evident on the car.

This well-equipped XJ Super V8 represents an appealing example of Jaguar’s early-2000s flagship saloon.