Jaguar Xkr V8 Supercharged 2007. This car is my pride and joy so very reluctant sale. The cars has always been a joy to drive, it turns heads and always gets comments. The car is Frost blue one of the best colours and It has 51007 miles and is in daily use so this will rise slightly. It has had 4 previous owners myself being the 5th, most of the service history was lost by the previous owner of the car so I have very little other than previous mot certificates and the service book. Slight scuff on rear bumper passenger side hardly noticeable but was there when i purchased it but didnt feel the need to get it painted. when I bought the car in 2022 I had a brand new front subframe installed and cross beam. I've had the wheels refurbished and coloured in lamborghini bronze they look great with the frost blue body. I've replaced the rear back box with a set of custom made stainless steel pipes as i wanted the car some what louder and to sound like a V8, it can be loud but is also quiet when cruising. I've just installed new rear droplinks. Not too long ago I had the cooling valley pipe replacement done as a preventative measure and a couple of other cooling pipes, while this was being done it had engine oil and supercharger oil renewed and new belts all round. Its a very good solid car thats not let me down. It has good tires and a new 12 month mot. No leaks, smoke or rattles and drives exactly as it should. Interior is clean but does have a few marks that can most probably be cleaned off with correct products. Here are the bits a buyer must be aware of: Sagging headlining which has just occurred due this summers extreme heat. Small area's of Oxidation have appeared in various areas around the car as showed in pictures causing blisters in the paint, I did have a quote of £900 to fix and respray these areas. Although the front subframe is new the rear isn't so surface rust is apparent and will ideally need clearing off and treating with oil/wax to protect. These xk150 cars of this age will almost all suffer with Oxidation on the bodywork and all will definitely suffer with levels of rust underneath on the steel subframes.