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Jaguar put on a show here this weekend and I must say I have new respect for Jaguar.
They had all their cars there, the XFR, XKR, XKR-S and all the XJ models including the Supersport.
I now have more respect for the XJ. I drove both the Supercharged version and the Supersport version. On real roads and out on a slow speed track. This car has the premium, hushed feel that I expect out of a premium car. The XF simply doesn't drive like the XJ. It doesn't have that expensive feel to it
There was a 0-whatever mph you can get it up to event also. This is sheer fun in the 550hp XKR-S. Cramped car, but man is it fast and sounds like a proper British sports car should. Too bad the design is kinda dated. Still though this makes perfect competition for the SL63 AMG.
No pics. Sorry lol.
I then drove the XK convertible. Really nice, but the SL550 will kill it.
As they stated in the lecture portion of the event, Jaguar is being heavily invested in and should be more competitive than ever before with the Germans in just a few years. The XJ already has the feel and build quality, just needs a tech update. Jaguar's V8 is a gem in both n/a and s/c form.
Dare I say I'd buy a Jaguar someday?
M
They had all their cars there, the XFR, XKR, XKR-S and all the XJ models including the Supersport.
I now have more respect for the XJ. I drove both the Supercharged version and the Supersport version. On real roads and out on a slow speed track. This car has the premium, hushed feel that I expect out of a premium car. The XF simply doesn't drive like the XJ. It doesn't have that expensive feel to it
There was a 0-whatever mph you can get it up to event also. This is sheer fun in the 550hp XKR-S. Cramped car, but man is it fast and sounds like a proper British sports car should. Too bad the design is kinda dated. Still though this makes perfect competition for the SL63 AMG.
No pics. Sorry lol.
I then drove the XK convertible. Really nice, but the SL550 will kill it.
As they stated in the lecture portion of the event, Jaguar is being heavily invested in and should be more competitive than ever before with the Germans in just a few years. The XJ already has the feel and build quality, just needs a tech update. Jaguar's V8 is a gem in both n/a and s/c form.
Dare I say I'd buy a Jaguar someday?
M