Jaguar Reviews
Taking its cues from the swift South American feline for which it was named, Jaguar produces agile, muscular cars that have, at times, been known to let out a ferocious roar of speed and power. Once famous for its reserved looks and old school styling, Jaguar's fleet now boasts bold lines and sleek exteriors that reflect the high-performance engineering of these luxurious English automobiles. |
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NOVEMBER
2011
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Jaguar C-X16
Featuring a lightweight, aerodynamic design and a unique hybrid powertrain that combines an athletic supercharged V6 with a lithium-ion battery-fueled electric motor, the Jaguar C-X16 offers premium luxury performance in an eco-friendly package. |
JULY 2011
Jaguar C-X75
Built in collaboration with Williams F1, the Jaguar C-X75 combines state-of-the-art Formula One technology with a forward-thinking hybrid design for a 21st-century supercar that is both environmentally friendly and extremely fast. |
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FEBRUARY
2011
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Jaguar XJL Supercharged
This swift luxury sedan improves upon the already-excellent Jaguar XJ with the addition of a 470-horsepower supercharged V8 engine. However, with a base price of nearly $90,000, a seat behind the wheel of this queen of the cats doesn't come cheaply. |
APRIL
2010
Jaguar XJL
With swift, feline lines and a muscular 385-horsepower V8 engine, the new Jaguar XJ is one ferocious cat. However, with its smooth handling, sumptuous leather interior, and high-quality Bowers & Wilkins audio system, this luxury sedan proves that it is perfectly comfortable toeing (or perhaps pawing) the line between sportiness and sophistication. |
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FEBRUARY
2010
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Jaguar XFR
For those looking for the ultimate in luxury performance, the XFR provides plenty of power with a supercharged V8 engine that catapults this sleek sedan to 60 mph in only 4.7 seconds. Inside, the XFR's 440 watt Bowers & Wilkins entertainment system proves that this cat has more than one way to roar. |
SEPTEMBER 2009
Jaguar XKR Convertible
This luxurious convertible combines high performance with high class for a ride that is both refined and remarkably fast. Although the XKR's well-equipped interior may remind you of that of a full-sized sedan, this is one agile cat who loves to sprint, rocketing from 0 to 60 in just 4.6 seconds.
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NOVEMBER
2007
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Jaguar
XF Supercharged
Loaded with a 420-horsepower, supercharged V8 engine, this sporty sedan screams to 60 mph in approximately 5.1 seconds. Speed isn’t the only thing the rear-wheel drive machine offers, though—it comes with a slew of features that help ensure safety and stability, including a blind spot monitor system. |
OCTOBER
2007
Jaguar
Super V8
This
luxurious sedan boasts a 4.2L supercharged
V8 engine, an extensive list of safety features
and Jaguar’s notable CATS (Computer Active
Technology Suspension) system. Its smooth ride
will make you want to offer to drive, and its
spacious interior means anyone lucky enough
to come along will lounge comfortably. |
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FEBRUARY
2007
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Jaguar
XKR
With
an additional 120 horses over the regular XK, the supercharged
XKR makes Jaguar's stylish coupe and convertible a serious
performance machine. |
MAY
2006
Jaguar
XK
The
long-awaited replacement to the iconic XK8 arrives with
fresh new looks and serious performance abilities. Available
as a coupe and convertible, the XK is a fashionable
GT good for bombing through mountain roads and cruising
Rodeo Drive. |
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AUGUST
2005
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Jaguar
SV8 Portfolio
This
addition to the XJ line-up comes in trippy colors such
as an iridescent black cherry, has a warm American black
walnut interior with extra supple leather seats, has
wheels with a retro Jaguar logo and is built in a Long
Wheel Base platform that is five inches longer than
a standard XJ. |
JULY
2005
Jaguar
XKR
For this car, the engineers at Jaguar
put their heads together and decided to give birth to
a thoroughbred reminiscent of the cat-adorned brand’s
golden racing days. While this car looks good cruising
around distinguished neighborhoods, you can only get
a full appreciation of this magnificent automobile on
a racetrack. |
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MAY
2005
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Jaguar
S-Type R
You’re not going to get a cushy and soft ride
here, but if you are looking for speed and handling,
then we guarantee that you won't be disappointed with
this animal. The price will be the determining factor
but as far as sports cars go, we give this one the green
light. |
APRIL
2005
Jaguar
Super V8
With the Super V8 you get more of any and everything
you could want—more DVD screens, more access to
audio components, more leg room, more climate control
zones, more sun shades, and for you motorheads, more
horsepower and more braking power. |
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MARCH
2005
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Jaguar
X-Type 3.0 Sportwagon
The car handles effortlessly due to the all-wheel-drive
mechanism, brakes well and is totally easy to drive.
Overall, it’s a tame kitty that offers comfort
and safety, and it looks cool in the driveway or in
the supermarket parking lot, much cuter than a mammoth
Hummer anyway. |
FEBRUARY
2005
Jaguar
X-Type 3.0
So
far Jaguar has been very successful in attracting new
customers with this product line. On the road or in
the city, the car is a no-brainer: easy to get around,
comfortable even with the sport-tuned suspension and
easy to park. Soon a Bluetooth technology package will
be available. |
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DECEMBER
2004
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Jaguar
XK8 Convertible
If
you are in the market for a hip sports convertible that
feels good, gives you a sense of security, handles the
road capably and fulfills your fantasies about a life
of luxury, consider taking this cool cat out for a spin. |
JUNE
2004
Jaguar
X-Type AWD
Because
it is compact, the car is quite nimble in the city and
a charm to maneuver. On the highway, it is quite stable
and corners admirably. |
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NOVEMBER
2003
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Jaguar
XJ Vanden Plas
Every
few years we experience a leap in technology. The 2004
model in the Jaguar XJ series is one of these landmark
moments. Think Jaguar and luxury all you want, then
think again. |
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