The refined and powerful Jaguar XK convertible was a nice blend of performance, comfort and luxury. Revised for 2011, the XK featured several updates.

Ian Callum admitted that it took its inspiration from the famous E-Type when he designed the XK, and the open-top version was even more convincing than its coupe sibling.

While the XK8 Coupe was praised for its elegance and beauty, the convertible added more flavor to the British GT, and despite its higher price, it sold in way higher numbers than its fixed-roof sibling.

After Jaguar introduced the XK8 Coupe at the 1996 Geneva Motor Show, the British automaker unveiled the convertible version of it shortly after that.