Jag expands XF range

Nobody cares...

By giorikas81 on 25 January, 2012, 10:14am

I care, thus the reason why I have just purchased one........

By Jag1981 on 25 January, 2012, 11:02am

I Care

Rather be reading about Jag than those jumped up germans in their yawn boxes!

By AndyG on 25 January, 2012, 12:35pm

Also looks a lot like a korean design from most angles!

By giorikas81 on 25 January, 2012, 3:58pm

Hardly fair to say nobody but Brits care, as sales were up in India, China, Korea and Russia. Korean designs are looking good now so that could be a compliment.

By rp_17 on 25 January, 2012, 6:06pm

Am i going mad

Tell me, I have seen the occasional XF with what seems to be lights inside the exhaust at the back! My wife thought i was bonkers till i pointed one out to her, is this some sort of optional extra that is not listed on website or an after marked affair?

By fastpep1 on 26 January, 2012, 10:23am

@fastpep1

We've not heard of lights inside exhausts before. It could be one of many things - a hole in the exhaust, or that someone has driven it a bit too quickly and overheated the exhaust rim. It's difficult to say without seeing it.

What we do know is that the idea of deliberately putting lights inside an exhaust is just wrong. Very, very wrong. We hope it's not a new trend coming our way!

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By Rhian on 26 January, 2012, 3:34pm

@giorikas81

Yeah really? I care and so do other people that are bored of hearing about boring Euro boxes! Jaguar has come along way, they only make great cars these days. The design, engineering and technology of them is among the best out there. The XF R would be my prefered choice but for economy reasons I think the 2.2 188 bhp diesel maybe the realistic choice.

By exhibition on 28 January, 2012, 10:17am

@giorikas81

Youre way out of step bro, but its opinion for opinion on here, and yours is as valid as any.
I'd never buy a body-in-white car. Are they cheaper unpainted?? Yuk, who was the lunatic that thought motor vehicles had to emulate kitchen appliances?? I like the way the front has now been fixed, including the gloopy lights of the orignial, and delighted with the almost genius design of the lack of shutlines...... I'm still confused though. If the 2.7L turbo diesel in the original XF didnt cut it.......lacklustre performance....how on earth will a small 2.2L 4 cylinder?? Jaguar have got half way there with small engines, now when do they rip big kgs [150-200] out of the weight of the car?? What is the Cd of the XF?? Class leading?? Probably not, sadly.

By barina47 on 11 February, 2012, 12:20am