Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
Jaguar xf 2012
A living room with the soul of a sports car from Jaguar, the XF has won the praise and enthusiastic fans around the world for its dynamic capabilities and looks spectacular. Advances in lighting technology have allowed the new model range for 2012 Jaguar XF take bold design language introduced on the flagship XJ sedan.
Revisions to the sheet metal grille, hood and fenders that incorporate new triangular side vents give the car a more muscular look proactive. The high-end XFR receives its own unique design and openly stated to emphasize its performance potential, while the "aero" an alternative option is available on all other derivatives, for a total of three radically different style options.
The headlights now include bi-xenon HID technology base that allows them to be much thinner and more compact, while providing exceptional resolution of the beam. It also includes LED daytime running lights arranged in a "distinctive pattern-J Jaguar signature sheet for instant identification.
The rear lights have been completely renewed and is now expanding in the central part of the tailgate. These new units are currently in full LED stop light and functions of indicators and give Jaguar XF much overnight after the signing. Distinguishes them is a revised tailgate finisher with a lower edge glossy black for a cleaner look. The startup also stopping power on all models.
Key among the enhancements to Jaguar XF is the introduction of the 2.2-litre AJ-i4D turbodiesel engine. The unit features low-friction pistons and a water-cooled turbocharger to increase efficiency plus active engine mounts and modifications to the sump and block to reduce NVH levels. The result is not only Jaguar's most fuel-efficient engine ever, but one which offers levels of refinement on a par with the previously-fitted 2.7-litre V6 diesel and all the performance expected of a Jaguar sports saloon. Further refinement is assured on all models by the use of additional acoustic shielding and the use of computational fluid dynamics to smooth exterior airflow.
Power output is 190PS with an impressive torque figure of 450Nm to provide the muscular performance expected of a Jaguar. Reaching 60mph in 8.0 seconds, the car will go on to achieve a top speed of 140mph. Nevertheless the unit still manages 52.3mpg on the EU combined cycle - making it the most economical Jaguar ever - and emits just 149g/km of CO2 and is Euro Stage V compliant.
Three new audio systems are offered on the Jaguar XF, all of which represent a significant upgrade on those previously available. Heading this up is a 1200W, 17-speaker premium set-up, from British audio experts Bowers & Wilkins, which offers concert hall-like sound reproduction.
All audio systems can be specified with a hard-drive based satellite navigation system that incorporates a 'virtual' CD multichanger allowing the owner to 'rip' 10 CDs at a time into the car's memory storage and play them as if they were a physical music medium. The system also now offers a number of different options for connecting MP3 players; two USB ports, one of which is iPod specific and Bluetooth connectivity that allows music to be streamed from a smartphone.
