Just turned 76, and making every as wonderful as I can; it's all about attitude. I'm doing my best to carry immaturity. As far as being as young as you feel, I guess that depends on who or what you're feeling!

 

A low mileage 65.

More stereotyping: I traded my high mileage Lincoln MKS this Spring for my first XKR, a low mileage 2001 convertible, at young age of 64. Liked it so much, i sought out a low mile 2006 coupe. My 27 year old son is lobbying for a next generation XK/XKR. As someone pointed out above, he relates more to the Aston Martins featured in the Daniel Craig movies than the XKEs. Me, I am looking for an affordable D-Type.

 

I'm 57.....

 

Turn 77 tomorrow and still working on all my friends Jags, Triumphs and MGs and a couple of BMWs. Building my own Spit6 and sorting out a 35 Duesenberg kit car for a nutty friend. Check my album and you will see there is enough of my own to keep up.
I sleep well for a few hours every night.
Wayne

 

Happy Birthday Wayne, and many more....

 

With nothing better to do for half an hour, I totted up the ages in this thread so far. I included my age of 66.

The average age so far rounded to the nearest half is 52 1/2.

 

Finally above average.

 

Too bad we can't calculate the average mental age of the typical Jaguar owner; probably lower that 52-1/2 number significantly!

 

Well I been driving British cars since 1968, love Jags, owned Morris, Ford, Hillman, Triumph, MG, Dodge, Honda, Miata, Chrysler - but love my 2 Jaguars - I am a young at Heart 66

Chris K

 

Just to ensure the average keeps needing to be recalculated....
I'm 56

 

61yrs and got my first jag 15 years ago, have wandered occasionally but always end up with a Jag as keeper.
My Moto Guzzi 1100 is used for fast fun, Jag is used well but not ragged.