New Articles for March 15, 2007

Catching the Jaguar XJ6

The Jaguar XJ6 was a different and unique kind of vehicle that the Ford Motor Company introduced and marketed under the Jaguar brand. The interior of the XJ6 could be considered stunning and amazing. This vehicle sports an analog clock and as a whole, the cabin provides an easy comfort and relaxing ride for its passengers.

Jaguar XK 140: Filling the Spot Between the 120 and the 150

The Jaguar XK 140 has been produced starting from 1954 up until 1957, thus it has lived for only three years. It is a sports car and it holds two doors. The Jaguar XK 140 made its way to public knowledge during its debut at the 1954 motor show. It was then considered to be an evolution of the Jaguar XK 120.

Jaguar XJS Shows Sportsmanship

The Jaguar XJS is a luxury coupe and it has replaced the famous and world-renowned Jaguar E Type. This vehicle went into a very quick ascent to popularity when there was a television series that came up needing a vehicle. The television series was the popular Return of the Saint.

An Elegant Fast Car

The elegant stylish and all new 2007 Jaguar XKR concept is finally revealed. The four-seater two-door convertible vehicle is the forefront of the latest technology of future lightweight car structure of Jaguar. The lustrous car model was also made to show off unique design and outstanding performance.

Jaguar X-type Diesel

I don't remember settling into a new car faster than I did with the X-Type D. Just moved the seat once to take the delivery driver to the station and I was comfortable for the rest of the week. Everything I wanted fell to hand, or was in a logical place and worked logically, though that could be due to years of conditioning by Mondeo. I have received a few complaints from tall, long-legged drivers that they just can't get comfortable in an X-Type, but that applies to 3-Series, 5-Series and numerous other cars. For normal size blokes like me it's fine.

MSN Cars: Jaguar XKR Video Road Test

Besides the driver's seat, the best vantage point from which to enjoy Jaguar's supercharged XKR may be from behind it. All the better to admire the sinuousness of its arching fenders and tapered rump, this vantage point puts you front and center for a guttural blast from the XKR's four exhaust pipes. Jaguar designers, engineers, and product types have given the marque's Grace, Pace, Space mantra a shot of protein powder and sent the XK model to a spin class. She's fitter, trimmer, lighter, and hotter for sure--yet elegant as ever.

Test Driving the Jaguar XK

Michelle and I went to XK training in NJ, where we got to test out the new XK coupe... it was such a blast. I love this car! The outgoing Jaguar sports car, the XK8, is 10 years old, and in its later years, had become a patchwork as new technologies like satellite radio, navigation and airbags had to be adapted to it. Its V8 horsepower number began with a 2 instead of a 3, putting it way behind the competition. There were new safety and emissions goals to be met. So they threw out the XK8 and replaced it with a brand new car from the ground up, the first aluminum-chassis sports car in Jaguar's six decades of production. They've changed the name, too, in the process, from XK-8 to XK 4.2.