2000 XJ8 4 litre Executive ( X308 ) in Pacific blue with white coach line and Sahara beige leather interior ( the leather still smells like new ) and wooden steering wheel and gearknob. Only 31,621 miles. In excellent condition and running perfectly. Outstanding MOT history ( I have all the paper records ) - see Gov.UK MOT history check online. Only one advisory in its 26 year history - on 11/12/24 at 30,477 miles which I attended to on 9/6/25 by replacing the OSF upper suspension arm as one unit rather than just the cracked ball joint cover which was the MOT advisory . 4 new Falken tyres added at the same time - see photos of invoices. Last MOT was 2/12/25. Last A service was at 30,774 miles on 14/5/25 - see photo of invoice. I have the full paper service history by the first owner from 2000 to 2015 ( 23,179 miles ) which were annual services by Lancaster Jaguar Sevenoaks. The second owner serviced the car at HA Fox Jaguar Guildford on 19/7/16 at 23,577 miles. The car then went to a private collector who bought it from Robert Hughes Automobiles, specialist dealers He subsequently died and Robert Hughes Automobiles bought the car back from the estate and then offered it for sale at the NEC Classic car show where it was bought by the owner before me in November 2018 at 25,000 miles - see photo highlighting the car. He did 4,000 miles in the car and serviced it annually at his local garage in Rugby ( he didn't keep the invoices ) and I bought the car in June 2023 at 29,000 miles. I have had the car machine polished and ceramic coated and under sealed at the same time - see photo of invoice. The car comes with a Richbrook Stormguard tailored 4 layer outdoor car cover. The car has no rust or corrosion. It's in excellent condition and a real stunner. The car has a spare wheel and unused tyre plus a 6 CD changer in the boot. I bought the car because my father used to have a XJ6 and he used to let me drive it at a very young age hence the Jaguar appeal ! I am selling because I've recently bought another classic car and the house rules are one in and one out ! So from my point of view it's a reluctant sale as the history is impeccable and rarely repeated.