In 2001, the Jaguar X-Type was launched to much hoopla as the British brand’s rival to the BMW 3 Series, and a car that would expand Jaguar’s production numbers towards the level of German rivals.

Engines range from 2.0 D to 3.0 V6 Readers report Real MPG to be between 19–55 mpg The engine is straight out of the Mondeo TDCI 130, not the 136bhp Ford/PSA 2.0 litre used in the C-Max and new Volvo ...

The X-Type, Jaguar's bid to draw entry-level luxury buyers, is introduced Feb. 27, 2001, at the Geneva auto show. Jaguar was owned by Ford Motor Co. at the time and the X-Type was engineered and ...

This car is all about comfort and style not to mention reliability and affordability. I highly recommend buying this car if your looking for a nice smooth ride. Roomy and reliable I k ow it?s safe for ...

You don't see this quite as much as you used to, but every now and then car manufacturers build something that is a complete catastrophe. They throw all this money into a new product which doesn't ...

Normal/routine Replacement of four Continental tires ($768, including mounting and balancing), three oil changes not covered under routine maintenance ($205). Unforeseen events Replaced two cracked ...

To the X-Type 3.0 model's base price of $35,950, we added $550 worth of metallic paint, $675 for Xenon headlamps, as well as the $2500 X1 Premium Package (one-touch moonroof, 70/30 split-fold rear ...

Cat like reflexes continue to show from the British luxury car brand Jaguar in 2001. Returning to Formula 1 competition as a brand, Jaguar has issued a limited edition XKR Silverstone model for 2001.

For better or for worse, you can't miss the new Jaguar growler emblem set within the mesh grille of the 2009 X-Type. Updated front and rear fascias inject some sport-themed DNA into the mix, while ...