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2012 Jaguar XF
By Kurt Ernst, Contributor
...Those gripes aside, the 2012 Jaguar XF offers silky-smooth power delivery, tenacious grip and a satisfying experience behind the wheel. If you’ re in the market for a luxury sport sedan... Read more
2012 Jaguar XJ
By Viknesh Vijayenthiran, Editor
...The EPA rates the base model at 16/23 mpg city/highway. One last thing worth a mention is Jaguar's standard service plan , which pretty much pays for everything except gas and tires for the... Read more
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2012 Jaguar XK
By Marty Padgett, Editorial Director
...The order sheet offers choices of leather, wood and metallic trim, all with a common tonal sophistication. And convertibles have a power-folding top that doesn't look too bad when raised... Read more
2011 Jaguar XF
By Viknesh Vijayenthiran, Editor
...The 20-inch wheels on some models can tramline a bit, though it’ s not much of a bother unless the roads are really rough. Note, if you’ re considering buying a 2011 Jaguar XF... Read more
2011 Jaguar XJ
By Viknesh Vijayenthiran, Editor
...One ace the Jaguar does have up its sleeve is its aluminum construction. This makes it a lot lighter than its rivals, most of which are made of steel, aiding handling and fuel economy. For a... Read more
2011 Jaguar XK
By Viknesh Vijayenthiran, Editor
...If you miss out, never mind as Jaguar is introducing a facelifted version of its XK range for the 2012 model year and this time there will be an even better performer than the XKR... Read more
2010 Jaguar XF
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2010 Jaguar XJ
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2010 Jaguar XK
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2009 Jaguar XF
By Gus Chyba, Author
...This system is great, but it should only be used cautiously, and not in dense traffic. You can adjust the gap, but anything less than the minimum gap will have you getting cut off and shot at... Read more