Jaguar’s director of design Ian Callum has confirmed that his team is already working on a coupe version of the new 2010 XJ. Known as the XJ-C, Callum said that his design team is already sketching the model.

The original Jaguar XJ-C, of which only 8,378 units were built, was a pillarless model produced between 1975 and 1978. A concept XJ convertible was also built in 1996 to commemorate Daimler’s centenary. No word on whether Callum is designing a convertible version of the XJ.

According to Sky Motoring, the latest version of the XJ-C has yet to be signed-off, but we don’t doubt that the big bosses at Jaguar would have any objections with Callum’s design.

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- By: Stephen Calogera

Source: Sky Motoring
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