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Wednesday, May 27
Jaguar XF Diesel S review
United Kingdom By Andrew English You might wonder about the timing of the uprated diesel XF (from £36900 to £44900 depending on specification: on sale now). Uprated? Surely it might be better to introduce a downrated version of the smooth but relatively thirsty V6 ...
Thursday, May 21
Jaguar XFR review
United Kingdom button to start the engine and, as per the standard XF, the air vents whirr around to an open position, and up pops the now familiar rotary gear selector for the six-speed automatic transmission. All very satisfying, very smart, very Jaguar. ...
Tuesday, May 19
Honest John: buying a sporty roadster, and the perils of buying a ...
United Kingdom I have owned a Jaguar XKR from new in 2004,, which now has 14000 miles on the clock. I was recently charged £850.00 for its 60000-mile service. Jaguar knocked off around £100.00 immediately, when I complained of the ridiculous costs. ...
Sunday, May 17
New Vauxhall Astra breaks cover
United Kingdom Jaguar will showcase the new XFR and XKR at this year's London Motorexpo, in Canary Wharf. The firm will also display the recently-launched XF Diesel S, with its high performance 3.0-litre engine. The new XFR is powered by the all-new supercharged ...
Thursday, Apr 23
Jaguar reveals new XJ saloon
United Kingdom By David Williams Jaguar is promising the "highest standards of personal luxury and specification" when it unveils its all-new XJ model this summer. Due to go on sale at the end of 2009, the new car will have a panoramic glass roof and there will be a ...
Tuesday, Jul 17
Tata sets wheels in motion for Ford deal
The Indian car maker Tata Motors is in the early stages of evaluating a bid for the Jaguar and Land Rover marques which, if completed, would rank among India's biggest overseas takeover deals, The Daily Telegraph has learned.
