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Brand new Jaguar XJ

Fine from the frint and side... but the back :crazy: More like the new citreon!
 
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That could be an Audi
 
off to the jag dealer tomorrow where do i sign up!
 
off to the jag dealer tomorrow where do i sign up!

It is an awesome looking bit of kit...just not too sure about it's bum....maybe when i see it in the flesh it will look a whole lot better, that rear picture does nothing for me just now though....

What the hell, i couldn't afford it anyway :wallbash:
 
the rear does not work .. it has overtones of a Korean budget brand
 
Id rather have a S500 myself :D

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GLOBAL REVEAL OF THE ALL-NEW JAGUAR XJ

Jaguar Cars tonight officially unveiled the all-new XJ car at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea, London.

Hosted by Jay Leno, one of the world's best-known chat show hosts and a renowned car enthusiast, the launch of the new Jaguar flagship was attended by an invited audience that included public figures, business leaders, celebrities and media.

Jaguar Cars Managing Director, Mike O'Driscoll, commented: "These are truly exciting times for us at Jaguar. The new XJ is truly beautiful, exhilarating to drive, and with its bold, enlightened approach to design, it meets the challenges of our fast-changing world. It re-imagines the ultimate sporting luxury car."

The all-new XJ is available to order now (dependent on market), with the first customers due to receive their cars in early 2010. Prices start at £52,500 for the standard wheelbase 3.0-litre V6 diesel luxury.

Sleek, sporting and sophisticated, the all-new Jaguar XJ brings a daring new spirit to automotive luxury - it offers a seductive mix of striking design, breathtaking performance and engineering without compromise.

Building on the success of the new XK and XF models, the introduction of the all-new XJ is a landmark for the revitalised Jaguar brand. Clearly positioned as the company's four-door flagship, it extends the appeal of the XJ to a new generation of customers.

"The new XJ is a thoroughly modern interpretation of the quintessential Jaguar. Its visual impact stems from the elongated teardrop shape of the car's side windows, that powerful stance and its wide track. It is the most emphatic statement yet of Jaguar's new design direction", said Ian Callum, Design Director, Jaguar Cars.

An innovative new panoramic glass roof is an integral part of the all-new XJ's design concept, enabling the car to have a lower, more streamlined roofline, while dramatically enhancing the feeling of light and space inside.

Standard- and long-wheelbase models are available from launch. The long-wheelbase offers an even more sumptuous and refined environment for rear-seat passengers with an additional 125mm of legroom. Whichever the wheelbase, the XJ's 520-litre boot can swallow two large suitcases side-by-side.

The all-new XJ's cabin is a marvel in its own right, blending elegant, contemporary design with the comfort, luxury and unmistakable sporting style of a Jaguar. Chrome and piano black detailing provide an eye-catching contrast to the beautifully-crafted leather and veneer surfaces.

To complement the all-new cabin design is a level of choice in colours, veneers and leathers not seen before in a Jaguar. Three specification levels - Luxury, Premium Luxury and Portfolio - allow the customer to tailor the car to suit their tastes. Beyond this are the Supercharged and the top-of-the-range Supersport, the latter providing the ultimate expression of performance and luxury, with a specification that includes a leather roof-lining, semi-aniline leather seats and veneers with laser inlays.

All of Jaguar's acclaimed new ultra-efficient Gen III petrol and diesel engines will be available in the XJ. The 3.0-litre V6 diesel, 5.0-litre naturally aspirated V8 and 5.0-litre supercharged V8 have already proved their breadth of ability, and they are joined by a 470 horsepower version of the supercharged engine. Fuel economy and emissions are also outstanding, with the diesel-powered XJ returning combined economy figures of 40.1mpg and CO2 emissions of 184g/km.

Proven Jaguar dynamic technologies are taken to new levels in the all-new XJ. Features such as air suspension, Adaptive Dynamics (continuously variable damping), Active Differential Control and quick-ratio power steering deliver the blend of responsive, dynamic handling and refined, supple ride expected from a Jaguar.

Inside the car, advanced new technologies have allowed Jaguar's designers to create an environment more akin to a state-of-the-art living space than a simple car cabin. Stunning, 12.3-inch high-definition Virtual Instruments complement an innovative, Dual-View technology 8-inch Touch-screen that can project DVD movies or television programmes to the passenger while the driver views vehicle functions or follows satellite navigation.

Premium surround sound options include the top-of-the-range 1200W Bowers & Wilkins system, which is comparable in audio quality to the best in-home entertainment. Advanced infotainment features also include hard drive-based audio and navigation systems, and comprehensive connectivity for portable audio and video devices via the powerful Media Hub.

The all-new XJ also takes a new approach to sustainable motoring. Constructed using Jaguar's aerospace-inspired aluminium body technology, the XJ is lighter than its rivals by at least 150kg which significantly improves performance, handling and economy, while delivering increased strength, refinement and safety.

The lightweight aluminium structure - with 50 percent recycled material - underpinned by a lifecycle approach to vehicle design and manufacture, enables the new XJ to minimise its carbon footprint. This alone creates a potential saving of three tonnes of CO2 per vehicle, compared to a bodyshell made from new aluminium.

The all-new XJ offers extremely attractive cost of ownership with impressive fuel economy and emissions performance across the range; high predicted residual values and 15,000-mile service intervals. These benefits are just some of the results of Jaguar's obsessive attention to detail during product development. Processes such as the use of the latest ‘virtual' technologies to implement 40,000 quality-specific assessments are one of the reasons that the Jaguar brand has received numerous recognitions for vehicle quality.

To register interest in the all-new XJ, customers should visit: www.jaguar.com/allnewxj.
 
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I just hope that the back end looks better in the metal.

Otherwise its stripey jumpers, bicycles and onions.......... just a little too much citroenesque pur moi!
 
If that had a black grille on the front (front end picture) it looks very similar to the new mitsubishi evolution thingy...very aggressive...love it :thumb:
 
What a shame. Doesn't look a bit like a jag. Could be any make. More like an Audi. Front end to my eye is ugly like most modern saloons . All trying to look aggressive, rather than beautiful and classic as Lyons would have done.

Hugely sloping rear widows make the inside of the car very hot and are a sod to clean.
 
What a wonderful car. I saw it on my way through London tonight.. wow wow wow..

Am i hooked? Hell yes.. a test drive is needed, and i might have to say good bye to the s class..

wow wow.. and the butt looks fantastic.. so sweeping, very panther like!
 
I think it looks really good!
However, it will be the way it drives that is important to me. If Jaguar have made the same leap from an XF as Mercedes have from E to S Class, then I will be very interested:D ('cos i still fancy an XF:o)
 
Like it alot. Brave move by jag. They get stick for making the existing car look like the 70's model and then they will be critisisef for this because it doesn't look like a jag. More cohesive design than the 212 IMO
 
The pictures posted above show it in a better light. People will like it after the initial reaction. The inside is a stunning mix of simplicity and sophistication
 
Jaguar XJ

the Arnage and the XJ holds the original designs, but will be changed.
It's a real bummer. It's just like removing the Phantom Grill and the
i hope everything will be renewed but trough the air and the elegance of the design of the previous xj models.
it is very important to have the visual impact and size....like LS
lexus. coz bmw and s class merc doesnt have that even if they
are top noch and elegant.Spirit of Ecatasy from a Rolls Royce Phantom.




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I think the rear looks more bentley than citroen..... But overall it looks stunning and I cant wait to see 1 in the flesh...

I hope it does well... we need a strong Jaguar Brand
 
Styling cues from a Quattroporte and a Mitsubishi Evo X. Can't say I like it. The XJ was instantly recognisable.
 
I think the rear looks more bentley than citroen..... But overall it looks stunning and I cant wait to see 1 in the flesh...

I hope it does well... we need a strong Jaguar Brand

Who does? Ford??
 

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