The new Jaguar XJ range will cost from £53,775 when it goes on sale in April.
The XJ range kicks off with the 3.0 diesel in Luxury trim. There will be two other models; the 5.0 V8 and the Supersport, and all models will be available as a long-wheelbase car.
The long-wheelbase diesel starts at £56,685, while the V8 costs from £64,355. Only two Supersport models will be available; the regular car costs £87,455, while the long-wheelbase increases the price to £90,455.
That’s still cheaper than the long-wheelbase Mercedes S-class, the 600L, which costs £106,960.
It also indicates that an new XJR would be likely to cost over £100,000, making it the most expensive Jaguar since the XJ220.
Jaguar XJ price list
3.0 diesel Luxury £53,7753.0 diesel Premium Luxury £57,2753.0 diesel Portfolio £64,2753.0 diesel Luxury LWB £60,1853.0 diesel Porfolio LWB £67,1855.0 V8 Premium Luxury £64,3555.0 V8 Portfolio £71,3555.0 V8 Premium Luxury LWB £67,3555.0 V8 Portfolio LWB £74,3555.0 Supersport £87.4555.0 Supersport LWB £90,455
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Re: Jaguar XJ to cost from £53,775
Why make the 'C' pillars black instead of body coloured? Apart from that I rather like the design.
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Are there two £53,775 XJs ?
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Lets just hope they do come out with the XJR. Mercs have their AMG S-class, BMW have their 7 series M-sport and we need a XJR in our British Flanks :)
The XJ has always been a class car. while the others look too german, not so imagnitive and personally to me "not" so posh feeling, the XJ wins the day again. I remember reading an article about this new XJ and one Bentley owner who saw the XJ said there is no reason to buy a Bentley now, which puts this car into context. I just hope as part of their future plans they come out with a V12 limited edition like the XK V12 and XJ V12 and a Diamler XJ V12. V12 with Jaguar is a marriage made in heaven and any Jag enthusiast will know it will be a big seller and one for the garage under wraps that will be a collectors one day.
Jags just have a character of their own which sums it all up and why big BHP like the germans doesn't really mean anything to a Jag owner becuase its not what Jags are best known for, its their heritage, history, brand, and the cool looks of the jags of the past that were different to any car on the road.
I reckon only the Brits and Italians can design good looking beautiful cars as the germans lack passion and too boring, if only the reliability was up to scratch then i'd buy a Alfa Romeo!