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A Jaguar saloon that looks and feels modern, interior design, safety, feel-good' features, equipment
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Rear seat space a little cramped
Years of criticism for being too 'traditional' and flagging sales prompted Jaguar to take a radical step when replacing the S-Type. The XF has hints of previous Jaguars in details of its design, but is meant to look and feel as modern as cars like the E-Type and XJ6 were when they were launched in the 1960s. It is launched with engines carried over virtually unchanged from the S-Type but there are few other similarities. The interior is modern, and despite containing more wood than any previous Jaguar, it is used with aluminium to make it look contemporary, and there are also some innovative features. Also there are no 'base' versions: all have leather, satellite navigation and large alloys, so there will be strong demand on the used market.
