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Forty Jaguar XJ40s rolled into Coventry for a dazzling reunion celebrating four decades of this iconic sedan—the last model Sir William Lyons personally designed. Gathered at Wappenbury Hall, the historic estate of the legendary founder, the cars formed a breathtaking tribute to Coventry’s automotive legacy. Organized by Paul Keating, founder of XJ40register.com, the event brought together one of the largest collections since production ended in 1994. With sixty cars converging earlier in University Square, the celebration included a special dinner for Jaguar Land Rover executives and Sir John Egan, who led the company during the XJ40’s golden era. Keating, a passionate owner of three XJ40s—including a rare peppermint edition—called them “pieces of art,” honoring the craftsmanship and heritage of Coventry’s workers.
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