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The X-type's 0-to-60 time improved from 7.1 seconds to 6.9 seconds, and its quarter-mile performance went from 15.6 seconds at 91 mph when new to 15.4 seconds at 92 mph at 40K. Our fuel economy
In-depth road test reviews; First drive reviews; Long-term tests; Top 10s: Best Cars on sale diesel-powered X-type 2.0D subsides, Jaguar is putting the final touches to a car that will cause
With a 375bhp supercharged V6 from the F-Type, the new XF's chassis gets its most thorough workout yet. It feels like it could take more, though. Outgoing traditional Jaguar exec offers a lot of
The X-type's only real letdown is its two V-6 engines. Although the numbers look fine on paper, the X-type is hampered by its bulk, which ranges from 3428 to 3792 pounds, depending on
It adds an extra challenge to reverse-parking the 4954mm-long XF, so we’re already getting our money’s worth out of the 360deg surround view parking camera. It’s a £1655 outlay but the
Audi A4 vs. BMW 330i, Cadillac CTS, Jaguar X-Type, Lexus IS300, Lincoln LS, Saab 9-3. A 1300-mile run to, through, and from the winding woods of West Virginia proves there's nothing as fun as a
Jaguar X-Type 3.0 — Rank: 10th 515.9 points So how, you ask, did a car as nice as the Jaguar X-Type end up second to last in this great big comparison test? That's easy: Price.
An original road test taken from the Motor Sport archives, April 1951By Bill Boddy. Factfile. Production:1948-54. Power: 160bhp. 0-60mph: 9sec. Max speed: 120mph. The car that began the Jaguar legend on road, stage and track. First to use the twin-cam XK engine, in 3.4 form, in stunning body. Optional wheel spats accentuate streamlining.
It is aligned toward an agile, athletic drive, touched with refined luxury. Among standard X-Type highlights are hand-crafted leather, toney wood trim (burled walnut on VDP), sliding front armrest, five-speed automatic that senses driving conditions and Jag's "Traction-4" advanced all-wheel-drive. Others, depending on model, include carbon
X-Type, Jaguar's first foray into the 3 Series/A4/C-Class entry-level luxury segment, aims to double the marque's sales worldwide. of the Contour SE that once served in the AW long-term test
We took delivery of the XJR in October 2003, and within two weeks, we had it out at the test track, ripping off a 0-to-60 run of 4.8 seconds and a quarter-mile time of 13.4 at 105 mph.
Jaguar F-Type S - 1:04.49 At 1.5 miles, Connecticut's Lime Rock Park is one of the country's shortest, if trickiest, road courses. Locals like Sam Posey and the late Paul Newman have learned its
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