Jaguar privately owned by the Queen that she used to get around her Windsor estate is up for auction
A JAGUAR owned by the Queen and used around her Windsor estate is up for auction.
The Queen had more than one Jaguar but was pictured multiple times enjoying this 2009 X-Type Estate.
It’s had other owners since, but is in fantastic condition and has a modest 72,000 miles on the clock.
It comes with a great service history including evidence confirming its first royal owner.
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The advert on historics.co.uk states that the car comes in Emerald Fire green paint with a tan Barley leather interior.
It also says the car comes with its ‘original booklet stating its registration as PYN IF which can also be seen in photos with HM the Queen at the wheel.’
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You also get ‘a sunroof, automatic transmission, electric windows, climate control, a good service history and a Jaguar Heritage Trust Certificate.’
Although the Queen’s favoured car for getting about herself was the Land Rover Defender, she turned to X-Types when they weren’t available.
Although the X-Type was available with smaller petrol and diesel engines, naturally Her Majesty went for the range-topper.
It’s a 3.0-litre V6 petrol with around 230hp and a 144mph top speed.
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The X-Type will be going under the hammer on November 26th at Mercedes-Benz world.
It joins dozens of other classic and interesting motors being auctioned off as part of the same event.
The Jag is being offered without reserve and makes an incredible piece of British automotive history.