Used Jaguar XK-Series for Sale near Erwin, NC
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The Jaguar XK-Series has consistently impressed owners with its stunning design, luxurious interiors, and powerful performance across its model years. Many drivers enjoy the exhilarating acceleration and smooth handling, which makes it a joy to drive. A common favorite is the blend of classic and modern features, offering both comfort and sporty dynamics. However, potential buyers should be aware of higher maintenance costs and intermittent reliability concerns that some models face. Overall, the XK-Series is celebrated for its aesthetic appeal and driving pleasure but may not offer the best practicality and depends on regular upkeep.
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The Jaguar XK-Series has consistently impressed owners with its stunning design, luxurious interiors, and powerful performance across its model years. Many drivers enjoy the exhilarating acceleration and smooth handling, which makes it a joy to drive. A common favorite is the blend of classic and modern features, offering both comfort and sporty dynamics. However, potential buyers should be aware of higher maintenance costs and intermittent reliability concerns that some models face. Overall, the XK-Series is celebrated for its aesthetic appeal and driving pleasure but may not offer the best practicality and depends on regular upkeep.
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Richard O
Reviewed a 2000 Jaguar XKR Convertible RWD on Dec 22, 2024
The car was perfect. It had all the features I was looking for. It was a good value. It has BMW as a comparable car .
Peter W
Reviewed a 2012 Jaguar XK-Series on Jun 12, 2024
Had an 2007 XKR convertible for 17 years. kept it because I loved it. It was recently totaled in a crash. Id buy another one if I came across a similar model.
Edward J
Reviewed a 1998 Jaguar XK8 Convertible RWD on Dec 11, 2013
Easy to drive, nice looking, lots of luggage space, great mileage, good overall value if you are not the first owner, $75,000 car new that lost 50% of its value in 3 years. Fantastic value for the next owners as the car can give great service for over 100,000 miles and not likely loose much in value.
Paul P
Reviewed a 2005 Jaguar XK8 Convertible RWD on Jul 6, 2008
Parent owns it. It's FAST. Taken it up to 130 mph with the top up and down. The standard Pirelli P-Zero "Assymetrico" tires provide tons of grip, but a quiet ride as well. Alpine stereo is more suited for top-down motoring than top-up. Tape deck actually comes in handy for those of us with iPods, and maintains decent enough sound quality. Sound quality from 6-disc changer in the trunk is amazing. Only use the "back seats" from groceries or wind breakers or something; definitely not suited for people with legs. Front seats are soft and supportive, and stayed comfortable after a 5.5 hour drive between LA and Sacramento. Returned about 27 mpg on that same trip with the A/C on and speeds between 75 and 90 (accidental) mph. The cupholders are rather flimsy, so hold on to your Starbucks if you plan on taking off quickly from a stoplight. Brakes are excellent in performance, wear, and pedal feel. Power oversteering is rather encouraged by the dynamics of the car, and stability control is minimally intrusive when switched on. Be careful with it off, however, 320 lb ft is quite a lot to play with! The interior is completely crafted in Burl Walnut, leather, and softly padded surfaces. The top is triple sealed and very durable, and blocks out road and wind noise reasonably up to about 85 mph. Cowl shake is disturbingly present when the top is down, however the structure feels solid as a proper two ton coupe should feel with the top up. To boot, the car is definitely not as status quo as the Mercedes SL, and not as common as the Lexus SC430 or BMW Z4, which helps it maintain its classic and classy image longer than those choices.
Jaguar XK-Series Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| XK Convertible RWD | $90,500 |
| XKR Coupe RWD | $97,500 |
| XKR-S Convertible RWD | $138,000 |
| XK Coupe RWD | $84,500 |
| XKR Convertible RWD | $103,500 |
| XKR-S Coupe RWD | $132,000 |
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The Jaguar XK Series arrived in 1996 as the replacement for the long-running XJS Coupes. A similar platform, shared by Aston Martin's DB7, was used to build the new coupe. The initial model was known as the XK8, and it was available as a coupe or a convertible.
Jaguar also offered a performance-enhanced version of the XK by mounting a potent supercharger on top of its 290-horsepower V8. This addition brought horsepower to 390. The early models were fitted with a 4.0-liter engine, and later models received a 4.2. A five-speed automatic transmissions and rear-wheel drive were constant throughout the first generation.
An all-new XK Series arrives for 2007. After a decade free of alterations, the athletic and luxurious coupe will finally progress into its second generation. The designer of the new XK is Ian Callum, who is also behind the Aston Martin DB7 and Vanquish. With this new design, Callum pays tribute to the well-respected E-Type Jaguars of the early 1960s. Traditionally, Jaguar has embraced many of their previous styling attributes on new models, offering visible reminders of the British marque's prestigious past.
The 4.2-liter V8 will now make 300 horsepower on its own, and 420 with the supercharger. A smooth six-speed automatic transmission is new this year, along with larger brakes and a more advanced version of Jaguar's CATS (Computer Active Technology Suspension). The wheelbase has been stretched 7 inches underneath a new all-aluminum body.
