For The XF pretty much has it all: stylish looks, a dramatic cabin, sensational handling, a supple motorway ride and top refinement. The residuals are strong, too
Against Headroom is tight in the back, and there are no small-capacity tax-saving diesel engines. This is also a heavy car, so it's not the most frugal, and the low-speed ride is a little firm
What Car? says
A brilliant combination of sporting saloon and luxury limo. Refined, classy and well equipped, it's hard to fault
Reader review rating
There are 10 Jaguar XF editions available
Buyer's notes
Target Price team says:
As you might expect of a former What Car? Car of the Year, there's not much to criticise about the XF. However, some may find the lack of smaller - and therefore cheaper to run - engines rather a disappointment. Of the engine range, the V6 and V8 petrol units are certainly impressive, but it's the punchy and refined diesels that are our favourites.
Prices for the range may look a little on the high side, but they're partly explained by the generous equipment list that means there's no need to buy anything dearer than the cheapest Luxury version.
There are a huge range of options available, including a rear-view camera and adaptive cruise control. You can also choose from a particularly wide selection of exterior colours and interior trim.
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