Jaguar X-Type Estate (2004 - 2010) review
At a glance |
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| New price | £21,000 - £32,750 |
| Used price | £515 - £5,095 |
| Fuel economy |
Not tested to latest standards
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| Road tax cost | £220 - £615 |
| Insurance group | 29 - 38 How much is it to insure? |
PROS
Classy image, very comfortable and refined, decent boot space, good long distance cruiser
CONS
Traditional looks have narrow appeal, limited rear seat space, some cheap interior materials
Jaguar X-Type Estate rivals
The five-door version of the X-Type was Jaguar’s first ever estate car and thanks to excellent refinement and a good-size boot, it’s usefully practical. It may not have the wide range of engines alternatives like the BMW 3-Series and Mercedes C-Class offer, but does have strong diesels including the excellent 2.2-litre unit. The ride quality is superb and it’s well built too, but the rather traditional Jaguar looks mean it’s not always a popular choice with younger drivers.
In 2008 it was revised with bolder front and rear bumpers, but while it’s not a bad car, the X-Type Estate, like the saloon, fails to reach the high benchmark set by the German premium makes.
