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Jaguar Mk X (Mark 10) and 420G
Go to Jaguar Cars Jaguar's widest ever saloon, designed for America where it still seemed small.

Jaguar MkX 3.8litre - boot badge
Jaguar 420G - boot badge
Jaguar MkX 3.8litre.
Jaguar Mk X 4.2litre 1965
Jaguar Mk X 4.2litre 1965
Jaguar MkX 3.8litre. Introduced in 1961 and given a 3781 cc 6-cylinder engine with triple carburettors - almost an E-type limousine
Jaguar MkX 3.8litre. At 1.94metres, the Mk X Jaguar was the widest Jaguar made (only beaten by the 2m Jaguar XJ220 in 1992.
Jaguar Mk X was launched as the biggest, and probably Britain's widest, car in 1961. The E-type 3.8 litre engine was fitted under the bonnet and independent rear suspension helped this large car handle.
The Jaguar Mk X had a unitary bodyshell replacing the Mk VII - IX model which had separate chassis. The 3.8litre Mk X was produced from 1961 to 1964 and 10,000 rolled out the factory before the 4.2litre version replaced it.
In 1966 the Jaguar Mk X was renamed the Jaguar 420G. With some revisions and its new name the biggest Jaguar continued in production until 1970.
Jaguar MkX 3.8litre - front lamps
Jaguar Mk X 4.2litre 1965
The Jaguar 420G was a renamed Mk X 4.2 and could only be distinguished by an additional waist moulding and new badges. Sometimes sold as a Limousine with glass division, the 420G chassis continued as the basis o0f the Daimler Limousine until 1992.
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