Jaguar X Type Saloon Review
Launched in in 2001, the X-Type is a vital model for Ford, an executive sports saloon pitched directly at the BMW 3 Series and Audi A4. It has largely underperformed for the brand, with diesel engine versions coming relatively late to the market. However, it is an able car and the engine choice is strong in terms of performance and economy. Using the Mondeo platform has helped keep costs low, although it has not helped the brand image. Both saloon and estate versions are offered.

Jaguar X Type Saloon Equipment
Four grades: S, SE, Sport Premium and Sovereign. The S grade has 17-inch alloys, part-leather upholstery, leather trimmed steering wheel with additional audio controls, rear electric windows and automatic climate control. SE models feature cruise control, leather upholstery, heated front screen, heated front seats, six-disc CD autochanger, trip computer and rear parking sensors. Sovereign grade adds a rear spoiler, 18-inch alloys, an Alpine 10-speaker audio package, satellite navigation, memory settings for the driver's seat and door mirrors and a walnut and leather steering wheel. Sport Premium models have sports suspension a black mesh front grille, rear spoiler, part-leather upholstery and "piano black" wood trim. The Sport Premium grade also features stability control and brake assist functions, cruise control, 18-inch alloys, rear spoiler and leather and suede-effect upholstery.

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