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Jaguar launched last night the new admiral ship during an event presented by Jay Leno.
The communication leaders wanted to emphasize that the XJ Jaguar will set new standards in the luxury, a model in which the British automaker puts great hopes. The new model is impressive at first sight and if the outside part view reminds us of XF models, the back view comes with a completely original style for the British automaker.
The aluminum body helps the car to be lighter by about 331 pounds compared to its main competitors, fuel consumption and CO2 emissions are those that have benefited from this advantage. Low weight and together with over 50% of recyclable materials help the economy of 6614 pounds of CO2 for each vehicle.

The technical part comes with Jaguar Adaptive Dynamics and an air suspension system, Active Differential Control and a range of engines consisting of a V6 3.0-liter diesel
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Jaguar loves to unwrap auto show goodies,  so they picked Geneva for a realy nice treat for all of us. Meet the Jaguar XKR Special Edition, a supercharged coupe that will take you all the way to 174 miles per hour – none of that electronanny 155 mph, thank you – thanks to its supercharged, 510-horsepower, 5.0-liter V8 state-of-the-art engine.
The Speed Pack and Black Packs, both options on the regular XK, will make you feel and look faster, and the tailored XK suitcase will make you look just plain better when all the speediness stops.
High-resolution gallery included of the superb XKR Special Edition, call it the “white Jaguar”, that’s a good kitty just for pictures.
[ PHOTO GALLERY: Jaguar XKR Special Edition ]:

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Jaguar will launch, at the Geneva Motor Show, an improved version of the sporty XKR capable of reaching a top speed of 174 mph.
Jaguar took their fans by surprise with an unexpected premiere, scheduled for the Geneva Motor Show. The Brits will exhibit in their booth, the fastest ever produced XKR, an enhanced version of the old model which uses a package named speed Speed the brag with a top speed of 174 mph.
Russ Varney, the XK development program chief, said now that the 510 HP under the XKR’s give the coupe sufficient resources to obtain notable performances. “The car has always had the potential to reach speeds far beyond its original electronically limited maximum and many of our customers have expressed an interest in a car that can safely be driven faster where conditions permit,” Varney concluded.
To be able to squeeze better performance from the heart of the current XKR, the
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A few days ago we presented you a funny car commercial. In my opinion it was getting away from the subject, but my point of view is very far from being a professional one. So, some guys with some knowledge about commercials gathered last days to show me how it’s done. Here is the result.
Knowing that advertising is the soul of the commerce, would you want to see the best car commercial of the year and if it persuades you to buy the product? The answer is probably yes… beacuse these cars don’t need a commercial to sell them.
The guys from Association of Independent Commercial Producers awarded this year the best commercials of 2009. At the car section, the best spot was considered Jaguar’s XKR/XFR campaign. We must say that the association judges the commercials looking closely the cinematographic technique, special effects and the hasty tempo perspectives, all being liked by the jury.

So, in their
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The New Jaguar XJ 2010 Goes Green

Published on 14 September 2009 by Liviu Anca in Eco, Jaguar, News

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When you say Jaguar, you think of something that looks very nice, luxurious and that great things happen under the hood. If you ever liked the old XJ, there’s nothing that will make you hate the new one. If you hated the old one, you will surely love the new one. Anyway the English manufacturer is not wasting any time and even developed a hybrid engine as a green alternative for the 5.0-liter V8 engines (385bhp for the naturally aspired one and 470bhp for the supercharged one), but also for the 3.0-liter V6 diesel engines (235bhp or 272bhp).
The hybrid engine comes to support the Limo-Green project funded by the UK government as they try to build the next generation of luxury sedan.
The new Jag uses a 145 kW, 295 lb-ft unit electric motor. After every charge you are able to drive the car for 30 miles using the lithium battery
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