Hi from East Sussex, England. Been an XF owner for just over a year, the 2.2 diesel . It won’t chew up tarmac anytime soon, but I genuinely drove it from Brighton to Inverness in Scotland, on ONE tank of fuel . 636 miles , with around 60-70 miles left . For a 9 year old , 8 speed auto , you gotta admit , that ain’t too shabby ! Wonderful car 🚗 👍 Actually, wonderful channel Bill, I’m new to this and very impressed. Thank you! 👍
Peepz complaining about reliability. Well, I own a XFS 3.0 facelift Diesel. No problems at all. I had that thoughts too, but that is old Jags from the 60-70s that had quality problems. I love my Jag. Makes me happy every time I drive it. Smooth, beautiful and kicks like a mule. 330bhp and 720nm of torque. Try one first before judging it by rumours.
My mom's had a '15 XF 3.0 AWD Portfolio for about 8 months (purchased from a NJ Jaguar dealership with 26,000 miles on the odometer). Fabulous car. Smooth, quiet, luxurious and it handles beautifully. As Car and Driver put it, "its chassis is its secret weapon." Although the auto stop/start system helps, city economy isn't stellar (plus, my mother tears away from every stop and slams the brakes art every stop). However, highway economy has been impressive. I took the car on a 375 mile trip and averaged 28 MPG (according to the car's computer which, admittedly, are often programmed to be optimistic).
You could sell me under the table with your commentary🤣🤞🏾🏃🏾♀️💨💨Love it & I love my XF. It's mistakably perfect is a refined yet narly attitude. It's refreshing from the others in class but a class all its own. Thanks!
Brilliantly amusing review, and they're fantastic cars, I have an XFS and it's fast, very fast, but supremely comfortable, very tight and grippy in the corners and well balanced if a little tail happy in the wet (but my previous car was an Audi Quattro that I had for 14 yrs so maybe I notice the rear wheel drive tendancies more) ... and the reason it has a hint of Aston Martin in it is that it was designed by Ian Callum, the guy who designed the Aston Martin DB9. (oh ... and ... ps - in England we don't call it British-English, we just call it English ... just as the French don't call it Francais-Francais ;-) )
How are you Mercedes-Benz C-Class 2001 with its suction key The switch is running well but Sometimes starter does not work Sometimes it works What are the reasons?
The British say J!agU are. The Spanish Jagwar. ( which is correct) here in New Zealand i saw a 1967Jaguar MKX. Its personal plate read "Wagwah". Lol. That is my favorite.
Hi isn’t the engine code 306DT ? Same as what’s in the discovery 4? Just asking ask I’m sure it is, and the discovery 4 with this engine in is know for weak crank and common failure point, just with you saying it’s bullet proof… I’ve a discovery 4 3.0 hse and the engine has done 228,000 miles now and still climbing daily, so I’m thinking of options.. rebuild it with forged crank or get one of these engines from this car and convert to supercharged instead of turbo
Well finished sedans (XF and XE) and back in 2014 it sold in Europe. They put a two liter in it for Europe, which was good.Then JagUar decided to update it and to raise the price consideably. Today invisible on our roads, still very well finished and stock equipped car. That car needs no options. The XF sells. Hopefully Jaguar will keep the nice body colours.
The original CLS is a far better looking vehicle - it was designed as a Jag beater! And as we in Britain originated the Jag we have the right to call it what we like and it is pronounced "Jag-u-ar" with a "hard" J. Thanks Bill for another entertaining presentation.
It really is quite generic from the sides, angles showcasing the front or rear show this model in its best light. But what does my opinion matter, I'm only here for your great commentary.
I have a 2014 XF Supercharged 3.0L V6. Most unreliable car I've owned, thank god for aftermarket warranty as Ive had $20,000 in work done over 2 year. When the warranty is gone I'll be ditching it. Beautiful car, but the reliability is crap.
i just went to check one out.. never sat in one before.. first thing right away , and i cant believe nobody addressed this... THE WIPER ARMS ARE RIGHT SMACK IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE!! ever jag ive been in you are able to see that nice view across the hood with the power bulge and all , no matter how high you move the seat you cannot see over the damned wiper arms. i thought they werent retracted or something.. but no. anyhow that did it for me
I have one of the supercharged V8s and I tend to get 16 mpg in the city and 23-26 on the highway. Not great, but better than what that V6 was getting. Probably that's the fuel economy it gets being moved around on the lot.
Reliable? The 3.0 SCV6 is known for timing chain, supercharger, and injector problems. Altogether that's like $15k of repairs that are pretty damn likely. Not worth it for 340HP.
I almost bought one of these but the damn thing wasn't flashy enough for it's price. From the side it looks like a Ford. And any car with a blower needs to say SUPERCHARGED in big letters on all sides. Otherwise I am just a schmuck in a Ford. Bought a Lexus RCF instead.
Beka Machurishvili Toyota/Lexus rule the luxury car market with the most reliable and quality built vehicles. Maybe not the quickest, but certainly the most reliable and cost efficient. In my opinion.
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I feel like Bill will murder his detailer one of these days
Hi from East Sussex, England. Been an XF owner for just over a year, the 2.2 diesel . It won’t chew up tarmac anytime soon, but I genuinely drove it from Brighton to Inverness in Scotland, on ONE tank of fuel . 636 miles , with around 60-70 miles left . For a 9 year old , 8 speed auto , you gotta admit , that ain’t too shabby ! Wonderful car 🚗 👍
Actually, wonderful channel Bill, I’m new to this and very impressed. Thank you! 👍
Peepz complaining about reliability. Well, I own a XFS 3.0 facelift Diesel. No problems at all. I had that thoughts too, but that is old Jags from the 60-70s that had quality problems.
I love my Jag. Makes me happy every time I drive it. Smooth, beautiful and kicks like a mule. 330bhp and 720nm of torque. Try one first before judging it by rumours.
My mom's had a '15 XF 3.0 AWD Portfolio for about 8 months (purchased from a NJ Jaguar dealership with 26,000 miles on the odometer). Fabulous car. Smooth, quiet, luxurious and it handles beautifully. As Car and Driver put it, "its chassis is its secret weapon." Although the auto stop/start system helps, city economy isn't stellar (plus, my mother tears away from every stop and slams the brakes art every stop). However, highway economy has been impressive. I took the car on a 375 mile trip and averaged 28 MPG (according to the car's computer which, admittedly, are often programmed to be optimistic).
I love the whole "birds" thing! Great video Bill!
Believe it or not these Jaguars are infinitely more reliable than their BMW and Mercedes competitors.
Who wud have thunk.
that is very true
Well... That's debatable, but DEFINETELY more reliable than an AUDI. Or as my Mechanic calls them, " A Volkswagen with options." lol
You could sell me under the table with your commentary🤣🤞🏾🏃🏾♀️💨💨Love it & I love my XF. It's mistakably perfect is a refined yet narly attitude. It's refreshing from the others in class but a class all its own. Thanks!
What a car!! I recently picked up a Jag or this era and its very luxurious!!
Brilliantly amusing review, and they're fantastic cars, I have an XFS and it's fast, very fast, but supremely comfortable, very tight and grippy in the corners and well balanced if a little tail happy in the wet (but my previous car was an Audi Quattro that I had for 14 yrs so maybe I notice the rear wheel drive tendancies more) ... and the reason it has a hint of Aston Martin in it is that it was designed by Ian Callum, the guy who designed the Aston Martin DB9. (oh ... and ... ps - in England we don't call it British-English, we just call it English ... just as the French don't call it Francais-Francais ;-) )
Hey, Bill. Longtime viewer here. Can you review an XJL? Had one at my shop not long ago, it was really impressive!
I love this video and your so funny really informative video thank you❤
“Tranny oh god that’s a word u can’t say anymore” I’m dead he’s so funny
Good job, thanks.
Can you show us a video of the black VW Phaeton you have in the background
Good price ... love the cars you get.
Nice car looks great in white...
A German car from the same year just looks like a taxi. The jaguar looks and feels way more special.
How are you
Mercedes-Benz C-Class 2001 with its suction key
The switch is running well but
Sometimes starter does not work
Sometimes it works
What are the reasons?
The British say J!agU are. The Spanish Jagwar. ( which is correct) here in New Zealand i saw a 1967Jaguar MKX. Its personal plate read "Wagwah". Lol. That is my favorite.
"Growler" also means something very different in British.
Hahahaha! Shh, don't tell them! :-D
That’s kind of badass. I never thought of to call it that before. You Britbongers are creative 😆
Hi isn’t the engine code 306DT ? Same as what’s in the discovery 4? Just asking ask I’m sure it is, and the discovery 4 with this engine in is know for weak crank and common failure point, just with you saying it’s bullet proof… I’ve a discovery 4 3.0 hse and the engine has done 228,000 miles now and still climbing daily, so I’m thinking of options.. rebuild it with forged crank or get one of these engines from this car and convert to supercharged instead of turbo
10:30 This is so true, as a passenger of a Volkswagen Arteon. Wish they wouldn't do that with cars.
Well finished sedans (XF and XE) and back in 2014 it sold in Europe. They put a two liter in it for Europe, which was good.Then JagUar decided to update it and to raise the price consideably. Today invisible on our roads, still very well finished and stock equipped car. That car needs no options. The XF sells. Hopefully Jaguar will keep the nice body colours.
Do you remember that old 2.2l diesel unit they put in the XF's
@@CarsofGlasgow was that a Ford engine?
@@decnijfkris3706 yeah I think so!
Now 80000 euros for a full electric sports sedan and still that does not sell. Explain that to me.
@@decnijfkris3706 what car are you talking about?
Didn't know cars came with Snapchat and Instagram hahaha
Would this vehicle still be available?
What a fab car
The original CLS is a far better looking vehicle - it was designed as a Jag beater! And as we in Britain originated the Jag we have the right to call it what we like and it is pronounced "Jag-u-ar" with a "hard" J. Thanks Bill for another entertaining presentation.
It really is quite generic from the sides, angles showcasing the front or rear show this model in its best light.
But what does my opinion matter, I'm only here for your great commentary.
These are very reliable, nice cars. 4 cylinder version is very good value.
I have a 2014 XF Supercharged 3.0L V6. Most unreliable car I've owned, thank god for aftermarket warranty as Ive had $20,000 in work done over 2 year. When the warranty is gone I'll be ditching it. Beautiful car, but the reliability is crap.
@@brandonwhite6994What do you mean, it’s the most unreliable car?!
i just went to check one out.. never sat in one before.. first thing right away , and i cant believe nobody addressed this... THE WIPER ARMS ARE RIGHT SMACK IN FRONT OF YOUR FACE!! ever jag ive been in you are able to see that nice view across the hood with the power bulge and all , no matter how high you move the seat you cannot see over the damned wiper arms. i thought they werent retracted or something.. but no. anyhow that did it for me
"Jaguar" and "reliable" should never be in the same sentence :P
nyctreeman I was just about to say the same thing :))
It is possible if you put a no or not in front of one of the words ;)
Lol true
@@s.m.2868- True!!!
nyctreeman HAHAHA I THOUGHT THE SAME AS SOON AS I WAS READING THE TITLE OF THE VIDEO HAHAHA
Girl, reliable?
Average fuel 11.5 MPG? So much for the 3.0 being a sipper compared to the V8. That and/or the previous owner hooned this car.
@@curiouscars9282 That'll do it.
I have one of the supercharged V8s and I tend to get 16 mpg in the city and 23-26 on the highway. Not great, but better than what that V6 was getting. Probably that's the fuel economy it gets being moved around on the lot.
Ctfu at him saying sorry relax to the car 😆😆
CONNOLLY AINT making leather for jaguars anymore - those days are long gone
220 221 whatever it takes!
Jag yew are
lo Mascó pero no lo tragó homy
Reliable? The 3.0 SCV6 is known for timing chain, supercharger, and injector problems. Altogether that's like $15k of repairs that are pretty damn likely. Not worth it for 340HP.
I literally had ALL of that done plus more under warranty on my 2014 XF 3.0L V6. Would not recommend to anyone.
Funny guy 😃😂
Reliable? 😂
Auto Europa Naples That’s true! I probably would too
Reliable Jaguar... An oxymoron - Scotty Kilmer.
Wow you really scared of a bird 🤦🏾♂️
Bland interior
I almost bought one of these but the damn thing wasn't flashy enough for it's price. From the side it looks like a Ford. And any car with a blower needs to say SUPERCHARGED in big letters on all sides. Otherwise I am just a schmuck in a Ford. Bought a Lexus RCF instead.
Nothing comes close to German alternative luxury sedans in my opinion particularly British vehicles
Beka Machurishvili Toyota/Lexus rule the luxury car market with the most reliable and quality built vehicles. Maybe not the quickest, but certainly the most reliable and cost efficient. In my opinion.
This man didn’t even get to the point 🤦🏾♂️
I think he did: 25:02
18:35 Facebook status boredom style .
jag isnt german
ALTERNATIVE
Couldn't stick more than 5mins, waffling crap.....
This isn't an airport. You don't need to announce your departures.