Jaguar XF Estate 2.0i [300] Prestige 5dr Auto AWD
The image may be different to the version you have selectedJaguar’s XF Sportbrake is a very competitive luxury estate. If sharp handling is your top priority it’s without doubt one of the most enjoyable cars in its class to drive, and also provides a smooth ride, decent levels of standard equipment and a range of competent engines. The engines aren’t that efficient, though, so fuel economy and CO2 emissions aren’t as good as competitors, such as the BMW 5 Series Touring, which will cost both private and business users alike. Interior fit and finish isn’t a match for Audi’s, Mercedes’ or BMW’s and, perhaps most importantly of all for an estate car, the XF Sportbrake’s boot is smaller than its rivals, too.
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PrestigeAs is to be expected with Jaguar, even the base trim gets plenty of equipment. This includes automatic lights and wipers, xenon headlights, 17in alloy wheels, leather seats (heated in the front), a suede headlining, dual-zone climate control, rear parking sensors, and a Touch Pro infotainment system with 10.0in touchscreen, Bluetooth, DAB radio and sat-nav.
Engine:
2.0i [300]The other petrol option is the same 2.0-litre with the wick cranked up to 296bhp. It’s comes with either rear- or (optional) four-wheel drive, and the extra power over the entry-level petrol means the 0-62mph time drops to around 6.0sec. It’s certainly quicker through the gears, but in reality feels a little lacklustre from a standstill given its claimed meaty power output, and the fuel consumption will be worse, too.
