It might look like a four-door tank, but underneath the heavy
camouflage is Jaguar’s all-new XJ – and it's going to be the most head-turning yet!
That's because design boss Ian Callum has revealed that, thanks to lower-selling volumes than the XF, the company can be even more daring with flagship saloon. So expect it to mimick the Mercedes CLS by
taking the shape of a four-door coupe but with trademark Jaguar design
elements such as a bold nose with a prominent grille and LED headlights.
Under the skin lies a modified version of the existing XJ’s all-aluminium platform, which
will also underpin the next-generation Range Rover, while power will come from Jaguar's latest engines, including a 3.0-litre twin-turbodiesel and a range topping 500bhp 5.0-litre V8.
The newcomer will break cover in the form of a thinly disguised concept later this year, with sales starting in early 2010.
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