Jaguar X351 XJ

The Jaguar XJ X351, introduced for the 2010 model year, was a dramatic reinvention of the brand's flagship sedan. Penned by Ian Callum, its design abandoned decades of tradition in favor of a sleek, coupe-like silhouette, a panoramic glass roof, and a modern aluminum monocoque chassis. Powertrains ranged from a supercharged V6 to the formidable 5.0L supercharged V8 found in the high-performance XJR and XJR575 models.

Collectors appreciate the X351 as the last of the V8-powered XJ sedans, representing a high point for modern Jaguar performance and luxury. The supercharged V8 models are the most desirable, offering a compelling alternative to their German rivals with a unique character. Its blend of avant-garde styling and traditional Jaguar luxury makes it a standout model from the era.

With an average sale price just over $21,000, the X351 sits in an attractive part of its depreciation curve. Early, V8-powered cars are available for very reasonable prices, while the final-year XJR575 models command the highest values. Well-maintained examples, especially the supercharged variants, are likely to hold their value well as they transition into modern classic status.

Prices range from around $3,000 for project cars to over $48,000 for top-spec, low-mileage XJR variants.