The 3rd generation Jaguar XJ - also known as the X350 - was introduced by the British car maker in 2003 and featured an entirely revised powertrain.
The X350 model was fitted with more powerful units, with an all-new 3.5L V8 engine only available for the European market. Also, car’s bodywork was built entirely out of aluminium - like the Audi R8 - while some parts of the chassis are made of steel. This reduced the car’s weight with approximately 40%, as it now weighted as much as a BMW Mini. In terms of exterior changes, the first thing that caught the eye was the redesigned headlamps.