Set aside the royal connection, though, and the X-Type is a relatively unexceptional car. It also has a little over 70,000 miles and has a comprehensive service history. We also noticed that in photos of her driving, there's a dog barrier in the back, so the queen's corgis may have been onboard at some point, too. It was very clearly owned by the royal family, as evidenced by the photos of her driving the car, and apparently its initial registration was a royal plate number. We heard about it via Robb Report, and it's being sold by Historic Auctioneers in the U.K. And now it could be yours, since it's heading for auction. But not everything was quite so flashy, such as this 2009 Jaguar X-Type wagon, which was owned and driven by the late Queen Elizabeth II. The British royal family may be best known for more high-end machinery such as Land Rovers, Bentleys or even King Charles' wine-powered Aston Martin.
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