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My first Jaguar was a 1967 3.4S auto in gunmetal grey with blue upholstery. MAL 400E, did you escape being crushed? I bought it in 1974 and sold my Renault 4 in the thick of the petrol crisis, correctly believing that petrol would never be as cheap again. I was aged 22 then and, during my ownership, made the acquaintance of several young ladies who were tired of being thrown around in draughty convertibles or rusty, unreliable hatchbacks. That old beast could pick up its skirts and fly when required. My next Jaguar was the one I have now, a 2004 3.0 S-Type SE in radiance red with cream leather, bought in 2018. Once again, I'm finding it doesn't show its years when keeping up with modern traffic and it's able to do the 500 mile trip from Yorkshire to my wife's family in Aube, France in comfort. You can use and enjoy Jaguar class at any age you like in my view.

I did check for later rules/regulations but as far as I can find there are non and this is the latest that is referred to in my submission. I to can now see at night having upgraded my bulbs with RING Xenon 200 bulbs (which meet legal requirements) and along with making certain the headlamps were adjusted correctly made one heck of a difference. Just for info, my eyes are 72 years young and are tested annually. Home MOT manuals and special notices MOT special notice 01-21: headlamp conversions Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency Guidance MOT special notice 01-21: headlamp conversions Published 19 March 2021