Jaguar 420 G

1968 Jaguar 420 G – Grace, Space, Pace

This vehicle is only visible by appointment.

The Jaguar 420 G was the largest and most luxurious saloon of its era, proudly standing at the top of Jaguar’s range in the late 1960s. As the successor to the legendary Mk X, it was Sir William Lyons’ ultimate statement of British elegance — offering effortless power, refined comfort, and imposing presence.

This 1968 example represents a rare opportunity to own one of Jaguar’s most opulent classics, a car once favored by statesmen, celebrities, and connoisseurs of style. With its sweeping lines, walnut-trimmed cabin, and silky inline-six power, it embodies everything that made Jaguar the choice of gentlemen in the golden age of motoring.

Specifications

Engine: 4.2-litre XK inline-six

Power: 245 hp

Transmission: 4-speed manual / automatic [insert yours]

Drive: Rear-wheel drive

Top Speed: ~200 km/h (124 mph)

Production: Only around 5,900 built (1966–1970)

Details

Exterior: Champagne Metallic

Interior: Beige connolly leather with rich walnut veneer

Distinctive quad headlamp front end with broad chrome grille

Interior luxury: deep-pile carpets, polished wood, and the unmistakable smell of vintage leather

Condition: well-preserved original

Highlights

Jaguar’s flagship luxury saloon of the 1960s

Smooth and powerful 4.2-litre XK engine

Elegant styling with timeless proportions

Room for five adults in absolute comfort

Rare and appreciating classic, with fewer surviving today

Presence & Prestige

The 1968 Jaguar 420 G is more than just a car — it’s a statement of refinement and style. With its imposing presence and luxurious interior, it offers a driving experience unlike any modern saloon. Whether as a distinguished showpiece, a car for classic rallies, or simply as a slice of British motoring history, this 420 G is ready to delight its next owner.

The indicated mileage has been taken from the odometer.

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