Great video 👍🇬🇧

I cant believe he never mentioned the XJ40 they showed us was an estate that never went into production so that particular is pretty unique.

As the owner of a 3.0 2002 British racing green jaguar x type, I have invested about 5 k into it with 150k miles. I love the car but I will tell you if you buy an x type get ready to spend a lot of $. Once all of the 20-year-old parts are replaced they are a very smooth ride. My x type does not see winter at all and i don't drive her in the rain much either.

Great video, great examples of these cars, but was left wanting more. hopefully more, and longer videos to come.

Why no S type?

XKR for the win.

Xf diesel 3.0. Excellent car all round

Would be interesting to see an in-depth look at the XJ40 estate, where it came from and how someone it daliy-ing it!

@bigwerve

2 жыл бұрын

The trust owns the xj40 estate

Wow beautiful I guess you couldn’t show an “R” though? 😭 seeing the x type r would be a great. I’ve owned and x type and STR. Great video chaps

@jaguarenthusiastsclub6474

3 жыл бұрын

We'll have a separate video coming soon on the S-Type R - and a very special one at that, Subscribe and we'll ping you when it's finished :-)

Minesweeper@24 years warranty

I have the X-Type diesel (first car) and i absolutely love it but i'd like to have something more powerfull Now i'm thinking about getting either an 3.0 X-Type or a V8 S-Type/XJ (i'm interested in both 4.0 and 4.2 variants) but i don't know much about neither of those engines Which is more reliable and can i realy daily a V8 with an average job and a rental apartment or should i rather stick to the X-Type?

@lewis72

3 жыл бұрын

IMO, rust is what will ruin your finances with an X-Type or an X300/X308. The engines are quite bullet proof (except for timing chain tensioners and water pump housings on pre-2000 V8s).

Oh wow. All of the 90's rubbish you could want without compromising the sky high maintenance price.