Description: The British really do know a thing or two about luxury. Perhaps it's related to the fact they still actually have royalty and an aristocracy, but whatever the reason, they are quite good at it. T...Add Comments7
Sam BigginJan 29, 2013 Brock they are. Designed and built in the midlands
Brock BulbulJan 29, 2013 Jag isn't British anymore though.
Stephen Reed Warren IIJan 28, 2013 I still think the S class is top dog. The XJ is still pretty sick
Ashton SummersJan 28, 2013 This is would be my pick. Always like the way Jags feel behind the wheel.
António Villas-BoasJan 28, 2013 I always preferred the XJ to Mercs S and BMW 7, they are just classier and serve the purpose of a luxury flagship better. The build quality and dynamics are not as good but they are confortable and make you feel special. That's what a luxury sedan is
Mark Fei LingJan 28, 2013 Carbuzz use alpina 7 as BMW story cover picture, and for jaguar XJ, they use less favorite old regular XJ pic.... That's how media guide people
Description: The XJ debuted in 1968 as a replacement for the Jaguar 420, a car which it probably won't surprise you to learn was already looking fairly ancient. The car had a modern and attractive body and wa...Add Comments0
Description: Even though the car was designed with the idea of eventually fitting it with a V12, the engine barely fit, and the smaller radiator that needed to be used would sometimes lead to overheating. A rebadg...Add Comments0
Tin NguyenJan 29, 2013 They have stucked with this design for several decades. All they do is refresh a little here and there but the basic form stayed the same just like the 911.
Stephen Reed Warren IIJan 28, 2013 This car had a classy, more elegant feel to it than the current model. Seems like it went from posh lux to modern sport
Description: This isn't widely known, and even though Diamler-badged versions of the XJ were produced all the way up until 2005, it remains a far rarer version of the car. The XJ got a facelift in 1973 and be...Add Comments0
Description: Rarest of all is the Double-Six coupe, with just over 400 units made, making it the most valuable collector's XJ variant today. The car went through several more mild changes over the next couple...Add Comments0
Jake DulaFeb 14, 2013 You do have to admit, tho, that the LFA has a less practical interior than this... Look, cup holders. XD TG
Zeus MochaJan 29, 2013 I always liked the XJ. Never got in one till about a week ago. Hands down one of the sexiest interiors in the market only behind the LFA.
Description: At the time of the 2009 redesign, the XJ was actually offering plenty of high-tech gadgets like Bluetooth, sat nav and adaptive cruise control, but the Germans were far superior at showing this techno...Add Comments0
Description: It seems that not only the XJ but also the Jaguar brand as a whole sunk pretty low over time, and it's going to take a while before it fully recovers. We'd suggest a halo car, after all, thi...Add Comments1
Andrew McNealJan 28, 2013 Yes. Would love to see a modern XJ220 to compete with cars like the Aventador
Brock they are. Designed and built in the midlands
Jag isn't British anymore though.
I still think the S class is top dog. The XJ is still pretty sick
This is would be my pick. Always like the way Jags feel behind the wheel.
Thanks car buzz
I always preferred the XJ to Mercs S and BMW 7, they are just classier and serve the purpose of a luxury flagship better. The build quality and dynamics are not as good but they are confortable and make you feel special. That's what a luxury sedan is
Carbuzz use alpina 7 as BMW story cover picture, and for jaguar XJ, they use less favorite old regular XJ pic.... That's how media guide people