Jaguar type: Jaguar S Type Review

The Jaguar S-Type was always a bit of a throwback. Stately and posh, the S-Type's exterior design showed shades of the '60s Jaguar saloons, from which its designers cribbed generously. The distinct styling also distinguished the S-Type from other luxury The 2002 Jaguar S-Type has received very positive reviews from both owners and test drivers. While complaints are few, they include a strong presence of Ford engineering (it is built on the Lincoln LS platform), value in its class, low gas mileage and If introduction of the Jaguar XK in 1996 showed that the venerable British automaker was truly alive and well after some turbulent years, it was the debut of the S-Type in model year 2000 that emphasized Jaguar's vitality. The XK, after all, was a premium Our Jaguar has 86,567 miles on it and some of the problems we had with it so far is The Oxygen Sensor went bad so whenever we stopped the car for more than 6 seconds, the car would start to shake a Our Jaguar has 86,567 miles on it and some of the I really have not had problems that would not be normal to most cars 8-10 years old. full 2002 Jaguar S-Type review TrueDelta Reviews the Reliability And Durability of the Jaguar F-Type Jaguar F-Type Reliability And Durability: Cons Consider what happened when Ford Motor Co. took over the British brand, a little more than a decade ago, desperately hoping to capitalize on that cachet to transform Jaguar from a modest niche player into a major luxury brand. The S-type, introduced to .

I would rather have had an S-Type (oops that name exists in Jaguar's past as a sedan that wonderful little gem of a gearbox shines on the petrol V6 too. Exhaustive review isn't it? Well I tell you what - I could still tell you more about this car. five-spoke alloy wheels, the S-Type R has a strong, purposeful look that is in keeping But, by offering the R with the 6-speed automatic, Jaguar insists that it is not seeking to unseat BMW's M5 as overlord of sports sedans. Rather, it hopes to offer Jaguar is a dead brand walking. Analysts blame stagnant styling for its sales somnambulism. To rectify the aesthetic deficit, the man behind the universally beloved Aston Martin range penned the universally beliked Jaguar XK (that looks like an Aston The base Jaguar S-Type 3.0 uses a Jaguar-enriched version of Ford's Duratec 3.0-liter V6. Its 235-horsepower rating is the most this engine has ever made, though keep in mind that it has less torque (216 pound-feet) than the competition's bigger V6s. .