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Jaguar is a premium vehicle brand owned by Jaguar Land Rover, a British multinational automobile company headquartered in Whitley, Coventry, England. Jaguar Cars was the firm in charge of Jaguar automobile manufacture until its activities were entirely integrated with those of Land Rover to become Jaguar Land Rover on January 1, 2013.
Jaguar's designers and engineers create a fusion of responsive performance that gets your pulse racing, dramatic design that makes you stop and stare, and a feeling of theater that stirs your emotions. Their cars are an expression of their devotion. Performance that can only be felt, not quantified. That is why it is referred to as art.
Every new Jaguar car comes standard with best-in-class 5-year/60,000-mile coverage, which includes a new vehicle limited warranty, complimentary regular maintenance, and roadside assistance, as well as the exceptional Jaguar InControl Remote and Protect technology. Classics ought to be adored throughout perpetuity. Jaguar Heritage is committed to assisting owners of all of our older vehicles. Jaguar automobiles have always been associated with racing. Their next generation of electric automobiles will be no exception. Special incentives are available through the Jaguar Fleet and Business Program for business clients wishing to outfit their staff with the ultimate power suit.
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Jaguar I-Pace
Starting at $71,300By most standards, the Jaguar I-Pace is a fine, premium electric SUV. The I-Pace sports a snappy electric motor that allows for quick acceleration as well as comforting all-wheel-drive traction. It's quick enough to follow sports cars down twisty mountain routes while remaining comfortable on less-than-ideal roads. The cabin is also light and spacious, and it's complimented with a bevy of sophisticated electronics and driver-assistance systems. However, the I-Pace's small 234-mile range and sluggish charging rates do not alleviate range anxiety as well as the latest all-electric SUVs.
Jaguar E-Pace
Starting at $48,000The Jaguar E-Pace is an excellent SUV. A powerful engine and agile handling distinguish the performance, while premium materials embellish the inside. The infotainment systems are simple to operate, and the baggage room is adequate for its size. Notable drawbacks include a slightly harsh ride, poor fuel efficiency, and rear seats that aren't as roomy as those found in comparable SUVs.
Jaguar F-Pace
Starting at $52,400The Jaguar F-Pace is an excellent SUV. This Jaguar is not just exciting to drive, especially with one of the optional engines, but it's also surprisingly practical. The front row offers luxurious and comfy seats as well as lots of head and legroom, while the rear row is also rather large. There is also plenty of cargo room. Combine those characteristics with a stylish interior, a smooth ride, and a plethora of standard and optional amenities, and the F-Pace excels on practically every level. The only notable drawbacks are poor fuel efficiency, a mediocre basic engine, and a premium starting price.
Jaguar F-Type
Starting at $73,400The Jaguar F-Type is a fantastic car to drive, but it's not a great deal in comparison to many of its premium sports car rivals. The supercharged V8 engine in the F-Type has a dazzling exhaust tone and plenty of torque, and it's a pleasure to stretch the engine's legs on winding roads and freeway on-ramps. This sleek Jag cuts and dices through corners with grace, and its adaptive suspension provides a solid, pleasant ride. The F-Type coupe can also transport a reasonable quantity of luggage, but this is certainly more difficult with the convertible. Having said that, the F-Type's flaws outnumber its advantages. The inside is tight and begins to appear old. The infotainment system is prone to lag.
Jaguar XF
Starting at $47,000The Jaguar XF is an excellent vehicle. The XF delivers lots of storage capacity, a smooth ride, and confident handling in addition to a high-end and well-built cabin with plenty of passenger space in both rows. The two available engines, while strong and fuel-efficient, aren't very exciting. Also, while the interior seems upmarket, it might benefit from more lavish materials and features.
