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Jaguar S-Type 2.5

Jag touches base

When Jaguar's revised S-Type was launched last month, the spotlight was firmly fixed on the super-quick new R model. With its BMW-bashing performance, the company was rightly proud of its achievement.

By Tom Barnard

May 2002

When Jaguar's revised S-Type was launched last month, the spotlight was firmly fixed on the super-quick new R model. With its BMW-bashing performance, the company was rightly proud of its achievement.

But in the showrooms, it's more likely that this hot model will only be given a cursory glance before most buyers move on to pore over the new entry-level version

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FIRST OPINION

    The facelifted S-Type is vastly improved and the base model is welcome. But the sluggish 2.5-litre engine doesn't fit the car's refined image, while economy is hit hard. Not what you want from a Jag.
 

AT A GLANCE

    New entry-level S-Type is on sale now, priced from
 
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