This 1989 Daimler Double Six is finished in grey over cream leather, showing 118,000 km. Its 5.3-litre V12 is rated at 264 hp and is paired with an automatic gearbox, and the car is now offered by Open Air Imports in Vantaa, Finland, with a 15-photo gallery.

The Double Six sat at the top of the XJ range, the most luxurious version of the saloon. This example was delivered new to Germany and handed to its first owner there in March 1989; it had two owners in Germany before moving to Finland in 2004.

The cabin is trimmed in leather, and equipment includes manual air conditioning, cruise control, electric windows and mirrors, power steering, central locking and a service book. The original Blaupunkt Woodstock radio-cassette player, with Dolby B/C, remains fitted, sheepskin rugs are fitted in the front footwells, and new tyres have been fitted since the photographs were taken.

The seller documents the car's service and ownership history from its first service — carried out in April 1989 at 1,550 km — onward, with regularly documented services in Germany, an official Jaguar conversion of the air conditioning to R134a in 1998, and long-term servicing in Finland by workshops specialising in Jaguars. Recorded work over the years includes the gearbox oil, cooling system, power-steering components, ignition, brakes, suspension components and drive belts. The car is museum-registered in Finland.