Jaguar car reviews

• Jaguar XF (2008-)

  New price: £29,555 - £79,335

  

• Jaguar XF Sportbrake (2012-)

  New price: £31,940 - £51,485

  

• Jaguar XJ (2010-)

  New price: £55,375 - £120,395

  

• Jaguar XK & XKR (2006-)

  New price: £59,355 - £102,805

  

• Jaguar XF reviews

  1 review available (2008 - 2012) | Used price: from £18,795

  

  The Jaguar XF is big, fast, luxurious and extremely stylish - as it has to be, with talented competition from the BMW 5-Series, Mercedes E-Class and Audi A6. So should you play it safe with a German luxury car or take a chance on this big cat?

  Latest models: Jaguar XF (2008-) & Jaguar XF Sportbrake estate (2012-)

• Jaguar XK reviews

  1 review available (2006 - 2011) | Used price: from £24,500

  

  Is it a Jaguar or an Aston Martin? The exotic-looking XK, a slinky coupe or sleek canvas-roofed convertible, is as glamorous and gorgeous as its more rarefied rival, and is no mean performer. A 5.0-litre V8 replaced the former 4.2 in 2009, and top-of-the-range models have this supercharged - for 510bhp, and a price tag over £75,000. Is the XK worth such an outlay? Read on for the full Which? verdict. 

• Jaguar XJ reviews

  2 reviews available (2003 - 2012) | Used price: from £7,095

  

  The styling still recalls the 1968 original, but the Jaguar XJ is, these days, a modern technological tour-de-force. The 2003-2009 generation is advanced enough - and the latest model, launched 2010, is more complex yet. Both models still uphold Jaguar traditions, however, and are suitably powerful, elegant, luxuriously-furnished - and expensive to run, even in diesel form.  The range includes supercharged R versions, diesels, and long-wheelbase limousines. 

• Jaguar X-type reviews

  1 review available (2001 - 2010) | Used price: from £2,150

  

  Is it a true Jaguar? The X-Type, sold 2001-2010, was quite closely related to the Ford Mondeo, and was very much an entry-level model. Sold as a four-door saloon and, from 2004, a compact estate, it was intended to take on the Mercedes-Benz C-Class and BMW 3-Series, though it was less sophisticated and - possibly its worst crime, as a Jaguar - rather characterless. It's now cheap secondhand, however, so is it worth a look as an affordable way into Jaguar ownership? 

• Jaguar S-type reviews

  1 review available (1999 - 2007) | Used price: from £2,095

  

  Retro style and contemporary engineering: the Jaguar S-type, sold 1999-2007, recalled the company's glory years and proved to be a true sports saloon, too. The S-type has all the hallmarks of a classic Jag - a lavish interior, super-smooth engines and formidable performance - but is less costly to run than the larger XJ. It's now very cheap secondhand, as well.