The part numbers GX63-16015 and GX63-16A182 identify the front right (passenger side) fender for the Jaguar XF (X260), which began production in late 2015.

There is often confusion with the model designation: while the previous generation was the X351 (XJ) or X250 (XF), the “GX63” prefix belongs to the XF X260 chassis.

1. Part Number Breakdown

• GX63-16015 (and suffixes like -AD): This is the primary engineering number for the fender panel itself.

• GX63-16A182: This is the secondary OE number often found on the internal stamping or the integrated bracketry of the fender.

• Material: These fenders are constructed from aluminum alloy to reduce weight, making them more difficult to repair than traditional steel panels. If yours is creased or torn, replacement is typically the only viable option.

2. Model Compatibility

This specific fender fits the second-generation Jaguar XF.

Note: This part will not fit the older XF (X250) or the flagship XJ (X351). While they look similar, the mounting points and the line where the fender meets the headlight/A-pillar are different.

3. Market Value (February 2026)

As the X260 generation enters its 10th year of production, used parts are readily available, but aluminum components still command a higher price than steel counterparts.

4. Buying Checklist

• Side Vent Opening: Most X260 fenders have an integrated cutout for the chrome or gloss black “Jaguar” side power vent. Ensure the fender you buy matches your vent style (standard vs. R-Sport/SVR).

• Mounting Tabs: Because it is aluminum, the mounting tabs at the top (under the hood) and the bottom (at the rocker panel) are prone to snapping in an accident. Always ask for photos of these specific points.

• Shipping: Aluminum is easily dented during transit. Ensure the seller uses a rigid wooden crate rather than just a cardboard box.