reconfigured. This eight-seater car was built until 1992 and used by many countries in official capacities. It was frequently used by funeral homes for carrying mourners or in modified form as a hearse. Scale models A year after the Mark Ten's launch, popular toy car maker Corgi Toys released their #238 scale model of it, to great popularity. From 1962 to 1967, over 1.1 million were sold, and hardly any other Corgi model was released in as many colours. See also Jaguar 420 — the Jaguar S-Type (available as 3.4 L or 3.8 L) was developed into the 4.2 L Jaguar 420 with its restyled nose in 1966, the same year the 4.2 L Mark X became the 420G. Further reading Road test: the Jaguar Mark 10, Motor Sport Magazine Archive, July 1963, from page 20. References External links www.saloondata.com Volunteer register with records and photos of the Mk. X (among other Jaguar saloons) Jaguar Mk X & 420G Saloon—GB Classic Cars (British classic car website) Mark X Luxury vehicles Jaguar Mark X Sedans Cars introduced in 1961