Jaguar Sedan Reviews

Read Rusty Blackwell's comments on driving the 2009 Jaguar XF. more

Read Rusty Blackwell's comments on driving the 2009 Jaguar XF. more

On the eve of a Tata takeover, the 2009 Jaguar XF blasts the old S-Type Sedan into yesterday. more

The XF looks a lot like a Lexus GS in profile. That's no bad thing, but the XF hardly provides the drama that you'd expect from the brand that created the original XJ in the 1960s. more

Top cat. more

With the VDP nameplate, Jaguar hopes to use the heritage of its custom-equipped XJ Vanden Plas sedans of the past to bring a little heritage to the X-type. more

These are daunting days for Jaguar. Ford has yet to earn a penny from the $2.5 billion bet it placed on the venerable British brand fifteen years ago. S- and X-types engineered around corporate components never achieved their sales targets, and the Formula 1 f more

Jaguar's finest sedan epitomizes grace, pace, and space. more

A sticker price $5,000 lower and some mid-life tweakings make the Jaguar X-type a lot more appealing. more

Executive editor Mark Gillies samples a big cat with a small purr: the Europe-only V-6-powered XJ. more

It's probably fair to say that the Jaguar X-type has not lived up to expectations, neither for its manufacturer nor for those of us here who have been living with it for the past year. Jaguar intended for its smallest and cheapest car to blow the brand open wo more

The 2004 Jaguar XJ sedan's traditional styling hides a light and lithe aluminum structure. more

A supercharged, 388-horsepower engine is just what the Jaguar S-type needed. more

Space and pace, but lacking grace. more

Ye olde sport sedan. more