Jaguar
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OPEN WIDE, SAY GRRR
The Jaguar XKR-S Convertible is a little bit unhinged. But in a good way, of course. Andy Enright reports.
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ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT
The 186mph Jaguar XKR-S shows what happens when Jaguar take the gloves off. Andy Enright reports.
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WE HAVE LIFT OFF
Jaguar's charismatic V8 is better still in the open air. Steve Walker takes a look at the XKR Convertible.
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CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE
For too long, British sports coupes came with a list of caveats as long as your arm. Here's one that needs no excuses - Jaguar's XKR. By Andy Enright
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MORE CREAM FOR THE CAT
Jaguar's fastest range is looking better than ever and just as good to drive, as Jonathan Crouch discovers.
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XJ GETS IN TOUCH WITH ITS HARDER SIDE
Jaguar's rejuvenated XJ luxury saloon is more than just limo that handles. The Sport pack adds attitude, too. Steve Walker takes a look.
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LONG ON TORQUE
If asked to choose the best Jaguar XJ variant, the long wheelbase diesel model would certainly get Andy Enright's vote.
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FULLY CHARGED
Jaguar has replaced the 5.0-litre V8 in the XJ with a far more efficient supercharged 3.0-litre engine. Andy Enright takes a look.
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OIL'S WELL AT JAGUAR
It's the 3.0 V6 diesel models that most Jaguar XJ customers will be forced to settle for but they don't feel like much of a compromise. Steve Walker reports.
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LIGHT FANTASTIC
Jaguar's rejuvenation continues with the XJ luxury saloon. Jonathan Crouch takes a look at the latest version.
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XF IN EXCESS
Jaguar's XF saloon has gained a reputation as a low key, refined smoothie. The outrageous XFR-S might well change that. Andy Enright reports.
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POLISHED CLAWS
Jaguar's refreshed XFR is more desirable than ever and remains the supersaloon BMW and Mercedes have to beat, as Jonathan Crouch reports.
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BRAKE DANCE
The Jaguar XF Sportbrake offers a little extra practicality for potential XF customers. Andy Enright reports.
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DIESEL GENES
Jaguar's finessed XF has a wide choice of engines but Andy Enright wonders if the 3.0-litre diesel might be the best of the lot.
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BUSINESS CLASS
Jaguar's refreshed XF saloon has serious business appeal as a tax-friendly, four-cylinder diesel. A new benchmark? Andy Enright decides.
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GIMME LESS!
Jaguar's XF 2.2-litre diesel saloon has done well in 190bhp form. Now here's one with a little less under the bonnet; the 163PS version. Andy Enright reports.
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THE XTRA FACTOR
Jaguar has refined its XF model still further for the latest model year with a more frugality and extra features. Jonathan Crouch reports.
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THERE'S NO 'F' IN EXCUSES
Jaguar's F-TYPE sports car has a lot riding on it but the company looks extremely confident. Andy Enright reports.
