The Jaguar XK was one of the most well-known and much-loved models in the British sports and luxury car maker’s storied past. It combined style, comfort, and performance into one compelling package. On offer today is an extremely rare 2015 Jaguar XK XKR Roadster Final Fifty Limited Edition. This special edition was created to commemorate the end of the XK line in 2015. Only 50 cars were created in total, offered exclusively to U.S. customers. The company created 25 coupes and 25 convertibles, making this particular car one of just 25 offered. Adding to its value, our featured example has very low mileage, with just 9,800 miles reported on the odometer.
The 2015 Jaguar XK XKR Roadster Final Fifty Limited Edition was inspired by the final 50 special-edition run of the E-Type in 1974. The changes to the exterior are subtle but poignant. All cars were finished in Ultimate Black, with the convertibles sporting a matching black soft top. The Final Fifty Limited Edition models also featured a louvered hood from the limited-production XKR-S GT model. Jaguar remarks that this is a design highlight that was inspired by the classic E-Type. The car sits on multi-spoke "Vortex" 20-inch wheels with contrasting silver and black accents with the red Roaring Jaguar logo at their centers. The wheels are wrapped in Pirelli P Zero tires. The interior is finished in ivory and black and is well-appointed in true Jaguar style. It offers the standard luxury offered on the XKR and, with the Performance Pack, the car features Performance Seats and a Jet Suedecloth steering wheel. There’s also a subtle reminder of this car’s provenance: a special badge on the center console and an inscribed doorsill treadplate confirm that this car is one of the “Final Fifty.”
The 2015 Jaguar XK XKR Roadster Final Fifty Limited Edition features an AJ-V8 Gen III 5-liter V8 engine that produces 510hp and 461 lb-ft of torque. Additionally, this special edition includes the Performance Pack and Dynamic Pack. The changes made include a 10 mm reduction in ride height, forged and fully machined front suspension components with dedicated spring and damper settings, and an upgraded Adaptive Dynamics suspension system.
2015 Jaguar XK XKR Roadster Final Fifty Edition
5.0L Supercharged V8
6-Speed Automatic
RWD
Ultimate Black Exterior
Ivory/Black Interior
Performance + Dynamic Package
Active Exhaust
Sport Tuned Suspension
Rear Diffuser
Side Skirts
Vortex 20” Forged Alloy Wheels
Pirelli P-Zero Tires (255/35ZR20 Front - 295/30ZR20 Rear)
Diamond Stitched Sport Seats
Sueded Wrapped Steering Wheel
Bowers & Wilkins Sound System
Navigation
Interior Commemorative Badge Identifies “Final Fifty"
1 of 50 Final Fifty Editions, 1 of 25 Roadsters
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