More. Delivered.
MotorTrend
September 3, 2015
By: Angus MacKenzie
Make no mistake, the original Jaguar XF was a genuine breakthrough car. The first Jaguar sedan designed under Ian Callum's direction, it was a clear statement of intent in terms of establishing a fresh, modern design direction for the storied British brand. And it worked. More than 280,000 XFs have been sold worldwide since the car was launched in 2007, and in its last full year of production global sales topped 48,000. It is one of the most successful four-door Jaguars ever.
The launch of the redesigned 2016 Jaguar XF takes the company into new territory. With the smaller Jaguar XE—due to go on sale in the U.S. next May—now positioned as Jaguar's entry-level car, the second-generation XF can be allowed to mature into the sophisticated midsize luxury sedan it needs to be. The brief for the new XF was therefore simple, says vehicle program director Ian Hoban: "Deliver more."
MotorTrend
September 3, 2015
By: Angus MacKenzie
Make no mistake, the original Jaguar XF was a genuine breakthrough car. The first Jaguar sedan designed under Ian Callum's direction, it was a clear statement of intent in terms of establishing a fresh, modern design direction for the storied British brand. And it worked. More than 280,000 XFs have been sold worldwide since the car was launched in 2007, and in its last full year of production global sales topped 48,000. It is one of the most successful four-door Jaguars ever.
The launch of the redesigned 2016 Jaguar XF takes the company into new territory. With the smaller Jaguar XE—due to go on sale in the U.S. next May—now positioned as Jaguar's entry-level car, the second-generation XF can be allowed to mature into the sophisticated midsize luxury sedan it needs to be. The brief for the new XF was therefore simple, says vehicle program director Ian Hoban: "Deliver more."