The X-Type model lineup is straightforward: one four-door body style, two engine offerings, the return of a manual transmission after a several-year hiatus, and a variety of trim levels,

I drive a minty 2004 Jaguar X-Type 2.5V6 SE Estate and find it an interesting contrast to the Rover 45 V6 I owned in 2018. Includes a demonstration of the Qu
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
The big change was stroking the AJ28 version of the AJV8 from its original 3,996cc to 4,196cc, in which form it was known as the AJ34. The new 4.2-litre engine was good for 300bhp with 310lb ft torque, or 400bhp and 408lb ft torque in supercharged form. 2002 Jaguar XK8 facelift. A new ZF six-speed 6HP26 transmission was paired with an
That’s not to say the Jaguar doesn’t qualify to be in this test. Its V8 is the smallest at 4.2 litres, but what the unit lacks in capacity it makes up for with supercharging. On the road

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

Check out Consumer Reports 2008 Jaguar X-Type Road Test Report and expert reviews on driving experience, handling, comfort level, and safety features. Ad-free. Influence-free.

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