2011 Jaguar XJ

If you have got ideas about the Jaguar being past its best times, you had better change your mind.  Far from it, the 2011 Jaguar XJ has only just arrived.  This is a stunner from the stable of Jaguar and is truly a challenger to the BMW 5 Series and the Mercedes Benz E class.

The new Jaguar XJ is all new and has a modern look which rather suits its dynamic persona.  The older version of the Jaguar XJ had a big and frumpy look, what with its olden hoops and semi Victorian appearance.  It had a swinging London or hipster Los Angeles feel about it, but all that is now in the past.  The Jaguar XJ was modernised in 2004 when it changed over to an aluminium build, but now it has become truly modern and sexy, it is a stunner of a sedan and really true to the latest Jaguar form.  Add to it the advantage of good performance, aided by a wonderful 5l, V-8 engine, and you have a vehicle that speaks of luxury, style and outstanding performance.  It has added itself to any upper end sedan shopper’s list of must drive vehicles.

The 2011 Jaguar XJ has an exciting new style and you can hardly fault it.  It accelerates at an amazing speed and calls for nimble handling, and all this is at no extra cost.  There is plenty of room in the all new Jaguar XJ, but the back seats and trunk are a little tight.  There is also a lot of black plastic all around.  Crash tests have yet to be reported, but the sturdy aluminium build of the vehicle speaks well for it.  The presence of Bluetooth and iPhone connections, with exclusive leather and wood trims give this vehicle an advantage over others.

You will definitely like its young looking and exuberant styling, both on the outside as well as inside.  Its v-8 engines speak of rippling muscles, it is almost a high level technological field for drivers as well as passengers.  It is much much lighter than similar four door luxury sedans.   A few things you may not like a little are its pillaring in d style, you would not like too much of black, then there is the fact that the rear seats are not really as big as you thought they were, and there is not so much room in the trunk either.  And then, you would really like to draw the line between glamour and glitz.