2002 Jaguar X-TYPE Trims and Specs

The 2.5 liter X-Type sedan debuts as Jaguar's new entry point for 2002. The 2.5 liter DOHC V-6 produces 191 horsepower and 180 pound-feet of torque, sending this 3400 pound sedan from 0 to 60 in 7.9 seconds. This model offers Jaguar's best fuel efficiency at 19/28 mpg with the manual transmission. A five-speed automatic is optional.

Standard features include leather seats, wood trim, keyless entry, steering wheel audio controls, heated mirrors and automatic climate control. Options can be added in rather expensive packages, like the Premium package (moonroof, an eight-way power passenger seat, two-way power lumbar support for both front seats), and the Sport package (maple wood trim, Connolly leather seating, a rear spoiler, Dynamic Stability Control, sport-tuned suspension).

The 3.0 liter sedan is the upper tier for the new Jaguar X-Type. This model upgrades to a 3.0 liter DOHC V-6, which generates 227 horsepower and 209 pound-feet of torque. Jaguar claims a 0 to 60 mark of 7.1 seconds, and fuel economy is estimated at 18/25 mpg. This AWD sedan come standard with a five-speed automatic transmission, but the five-speed manual is available as a no-cost option.

Features are about the same for both models, with the primary difference being the size of the V-6. The X-Type sedans are eligible for lots of extras, which is atypical for Jaguar. Add-ons are grouped together in the Premium package (moonroof, an eight-way power passenger seat, two-way power lumbar support for both front seats), or the Sport package (maple wood trim, Connolly leather seating, a rear spoiler, Dynamic Stability Control, sport-tuned suspension).