Jaguar X100 XKR

The Jaguar XKR debuted in 1998, two years after the standard XK8. It added an Eaton M112 supercharger to the 4.0L AJ-V8, boosting power to 370 hp and creating a true high-performance grand tourer. With styling cues from the legendary E-Type, the XKR was available as both a coupe and a convertible, offering a modern interpretation of classic Jaguar values.

Today, the XKR is prized for its combination of elegant design, V8 power, and surprising affordability. It offers a more engaging driving experience than the standard XK8, thanks to its supercharged engine and uprated suspension. Collectors often seek out later 4.2L models (from 2003) for their improved reliability and 6-speed ZF automatic, as well as limited editions like the Silverstone and Victory Edition.

The market for the X100 XKR is broad, with an average sale price of just over $16,000. While project cars can be found for under $2,000, pristine examples have sold for over $52,000. Prices have remained relatively flat, but the best low-mileage cars are showing signs of appreciation as buyers recognize their performance and style for the money.

Based on 167 recent sales, prices range from $1,525 for project cars to $52,000 for top-tier examples.