1971 Jaguar XJ6 🇬🇧 (Patreon)

“The Big Cat”

The legacy that the new British exclusive sport sedan was allocated was not tender. A whole range of models was sooner or later retired by the newcomer. Under the auspices of Sir William Lyons, a car came into being that enchanted in many ways. And sometimes the owners and waiting buyers were very concerned. Today, the Jaguar XJ is, in any case, a car that has conquered a place in the dream garage of many classic enthusiasts.

In September 1968 the XJ6 Series 1 appeared in public. For Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons, the development of the XJ was his last trick. And that became a work of art, a sculpture that would include replacing the Mark 2, its derivatives, the S Type and the Mark X. The new XJ6 was immediately enchanted by its lines and its luxurious equipment. The exterior design in particular turned out to be a masterpiece. It cast its shadow ahead well into the previous decade, because the lines of the primeval XJ were still visible in the X350.

Available exclusively for “No Limits” and “All Inclusive” tiers this November. Since December 1’st. Available for All Inclusive tier only.

Model with HQ interior, open/close doors, trunk and functional light.