Well, it seems that our friends in the UK have decided to finish his story with a limited edition of the Jaguar XJ75. With a 510 V8 engine terrifying horses, modifications to the bodywork on the basis of street XJ, with the highest equipment and even a color. I leave you here all the news … Enjoy it!

Jaguar is celebrating its 75th anniversary and to commemorate it has designed a spectacular prototype based on the XJ. Body parts long (5.25 meters) have changed some elements to give the appearance Platinum XJ75 most striking and dramatic, including a stunning 22-inch wheels.

Another prominent feature of this prototype is a unique color; the brand defines as satin white pearl effect. A base that contrasts with black chrome rims and other elements, including the wheels in the same dark color.

To animate a car as ambitious as it has used a gasoline engine, eight cylinders in V, a five-liter displacement, turbo and supercharged by a power of 510 hp. That is, the same used in other high-end models of the brand.

As it could not be otherwise, the XJ75 Platinum enjoys first class equipment, both for comfort and safety. For example, features a sound system Bowers & Wilkins brand, with a power of 1,200 watts and a dozen speakers. There is no shortage, of course, auxiliary and USB port connections.

The interior finishes are made with care and with materials, among which the profusion of stitched black leather with white stitching. And is that black and white color combination is very present throughout the interior of the XJ75 Platinum.

Jaguar has identified this prototype with a metal plate inside, with the legend Jaguar 75 in reference to the date which celebrates the mark with this car off the charts.

Another detail is truly exclusive use of an analog watch brand Bremont recognized. A work of Swiss watches making art and gives the car a touch of elegance and distinction.

As is now standard on all next-generation Jaguar, the XJ75 Platinum also has a large screen in the center of the dashboard, used to control touch so most vehicle functions, from audio equipment to the browser, passing through the air conditioning or computer on the road.