• Q. I find the 2.0 turbo petrol XJ too heavy for it to push while in the mountains and hillside. Please advice.

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    Dillip | 5 years ago

    The torquey V6 diesel of Jaguar XJ, rear air suspension/coil spring setup and the nimble, relatively lightweight chassis (for an over 5-metre long car) makes for a very pleasing drive experience. Despite being one of the longest in its segment, the Jaguar was also one of the lightest at 1860kg on account of a large amount of aluminium used in its chassis construction. This allows it to sprint up to 100kmph in just 6.64s. Moreover, if you are getting any issue with your car then we would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest authorised service centre. You can check service centres in this link- Service Centres.

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