JAGUAR XF reviews

Lovely car. Too early to comment on reliability. Fuel pump nozzles not a good fit

The car was more then the advertisement showed so many gadgets very quite for a diesel very comfortable and can get up and go well worth the money anyone who is not sure to go ahead a buy a Jaguar XF will not be disappointed in the vehicle.

I bought this car new and it has been reliable and a joy to drive, now about 60,000 miles, so 'average' mileage.

good comfortable relibable

This car is great but anyone buying one should check the spec as they vary i.e. Different BHP. interior but overall when you are looking at buying a jaguar you will always get comfortable ride. I am very pleased with this one of mine. Ex Audi A6 driver

I am now on my third XF, the first was a 2.2l Premium Luxury saloon, the second was my first sportbrake (estate). Again 2.2l premium luxury. My final model is the 2.2l Sportbrake Portfolio. All three were purchased at a year old with very little mileage on the clock. As motorway cruisers they have proved comfortable and economical. The best fuel consumption I have achieved was 59.7 MPG, practically all motorway driving at the legal limit. Reliability has been very good, I have never had any significant failures on any of the XF's just a few minor warranty adjustments. I have had no complaints from passenger about the lack of seating space and there is plenty of luggage space in the Sportbrake models.

I've had my Sportbrake from new, my first Jaguar, which I chose having narrowed the usual suspects down from BMW, Audi, Volvo, and Mercedes, to replace an ageing Mercedes C Class Estate. I eliminated BMW 520 Touring (harsh ride, too common), Audi A6 Avant (sadly uninspiring), and Volvo (boring but OK), and shortlisted a Mercedes E Class Estate with the Jag. These were two very different cars, Mercedes was smart, reliable, innovative, and the Jaguar was sleek, classy, and engaging. I flipped a coin, and the Jaguar won. It has been a great 'decision', I love the car, it still looks like new, it catches admiring looks in Europe because the Sportbrake is rare over there, and you don't see hundreds of them in the UK either. It has a cachet of its own. It is as good as any German car I have owned, is beautifully designed, and brilliantly built. In two and a half years I have no complaints. Jaguar even put a complete new set of tyres on at last service (March '16) because the Dunlops were not performing well enough! The Goodyears have improved mpg. I also note small things, now I'm driving a 'right hand' designed car. On German cars (and maybe true on other left hand drive designs), not all the driver controls are 'mirror image', so I'm chuffed to be driving a British built car again, after 20 years of German ones. I have two negative points with the XF Sportbrake ; (1) the interior all round viewing position is not as good as the Merc and (2) the SatNav system does not include speed limits, which is mildly annoying. Apart from those, I'll probably replace it next year with another Jaguar, maybe an F-Pace!

Best car I ever owned. Very comfortable and smooth running. The interior in my car is light and adds to the spaciousness. All of the instruments are clear and the LCD screen is easy to use.

Excellent car it is stylish, roomy, comfortable. and good fun to drive.

Being a car owner for the last 50 years I can say without doubt the XF is the best car I have ever owned. Its performance is exceptional the running costs are manageable, i.e. depending on how I drive on journeys 15 miles plus I will average between 42 and 49 miles per gallon. Servicing costs are not cheap but the attention to detail and customer care at a Jaguar dealers has always been a very pleasant experience. It gives a most comfortable ride with none of my passengers ever making a negative comment. I have owned the car from new and have had no reliability issues the car of course is serviced on time annually. Space is not normally a problem however when travelling with two passengers with their luggage plus my own and my wife's we managed it just, with some imaginative packing.

The XFR is a wonderful blend of comfort and performance with a very classy interior and gorgeous looks. It is reliable and can easily handle town or motorway driving.

In my opinion this car has it all Ive never had a car where I just go for a drive just love it.

I always buy Jaguar, the best British car

While I much preferred the body design of the S-Type, the XF is a great car to drive. Very reliable, excellent performance, extremely comfortable, does have advantage over S-type of much more boot space. So far I cannot fault the car in any way.

Excellent long range cruiser, very precise steering/handling, excellent acceleration for any given situation. A safe, reliable car.

Still love driving it after four yeas

I have just bought this premium luxury xf from a specialist dealer and the car is awesome! I have owned many makes and models previously and nothing compares to the Jag! It is quiet and refined and quick enough with terrific handling, but it is the elegance which captures the heart. It has all the toys you could ever want and the swivelling air vents and rising auto selector add an air of specialness. Luxurious, comfortable, elegant, all the praise from car testers is well earned and over 50mpg to boot! I would recommend the xf to any potential purchaser without hesitation. Ian - Stourbridge, West Midlands.

I have owned this premium luxury S version of the XF for nearly a year, I also own an Mercedes E350cdi, and previously I have owned many luxury saloon cars. I have to say this car is very quiet and comfortable. It's a nice place to sit be in especially at high speed. It's mid range acceleration is impressive there won't be many cars that will be any quicker without spending silly money. It's been reliable so far and that's approaching 50k. Running costs are reasonable, fuel consumption is about 38 mpg and that's with my heavy right foot! Ultimately the Germans have a more than capable rival here by jaguar, for me personally I don't think I'll be buying a BMW, Audi or Mercedes again in the near future.

Since owning the early X-Type 2.5 auto petrol (down point - small tank) then the 2.2 diesel Sovereign (manual), both undeniably affordable to buy and run - I decided to upgrade to the XF and haven't looked back. Great car to drive, plenty of space inside, although I find the boot opening small for the capacity. I agree with comments regarding the turbo lag but as stated, with the use of the paddles I have all but overcome that minor issue. I love my car and in the past have never been a 'brand' person, but having owned and driven many makes of car I am now convinced that Jaguar have very nearly got it perfect! I will definitely upgrade again.

Only had this car 4 months but I love it it is by far the best car I have owned. It is luxurious and quite but press a couple of buttons and it goes like stink. I am already planning my next one or maybe an XE in 3years time. I still look forward to long journeys.