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If you live in Europe and are interested in an executive station wagon, you will soon be able to add one more vehicle to your shopping list as Jaguar is attempting to draw customers away from the Audi A6 Avant, BMW 5-Series Touring and the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate with its new XF Sportbrake.
- Jaguar Gives Us The New Xfr-s Sportbrake Prior To Geneva Debut
One can only be excited when a new crazy estate or wagon car makes its debut on the world scene, even if only digitally: meet the Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake, a car that has 550 PS (542 hp) and 680 NM (501 lb-ft) from its supercharged V8, but also a maximum...
- Jaguar Designs A Concept Speedboat To Go With Its New Xf Sportbrake
On the occasion of the international driving debut of its brand new XF Sportbrake that took place only a few weeks before the car arrives in European showrooms, Jaguar unveiled a bespoke speedboat concept to showcase the brand's design DNA on a completely...
- New Jaguar Xf Sportbrake Unveiled Ahead Of The Geneva Motor Show
A station wagon model probably isn’t what comes to mind when you think about Jaguar but times and attitudes changes and the British brand is willing to give it another try after its hapless X-Type Sportwagon. At a first glance, Jaguar's new...
- Santa's Not So Secret New Ride: The Jaguar Xf Sportbrake
We assume that it won't be long before Jaguar pulls the final wraps off its new XF Sportbrake, especially since the British carmaker has just posted on its Twitter page that "all will be revealed in the New Year". In addition, Jaguar seems...
- Spied: Jaguar Revisits Station Wagon Territory With New Xf Sportbrake
The last time Jaguar offered a station wagon model was with the ill-fated X-Type Sportwagon, which was produced from 2004 to 2009. But Jaguar is getting ready to give it another try, this time with an estate model based on the mid-size XF, with which...
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Jaguar Shows More Versatile but Equally Stylish XF Sportbrake in Geneva
If you live in Europe and are interested in an executive station wagon, you will soon be able to add one more vehicle to your shopping list as Jaguar is attempting to draw customers away from the Audi A6 Avant, BMW 5-Series Touring and the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Estate with its new XF Sportbrake.
Jaguar's second ever estate model is based on the XF sedan riding on the same wheelbase but it adds 48mm of rear headroom for the rear passengers while there's also 550-liter of boot space with the seats up and 1,675 liters when they're lying flat.
Read more »- Jaguar Gives Us The New Xfr-s Sportbrake Prior To Geneva Debut
One can only be excited when a new crazy estate or wagon car makes its debut on the world scene, even if only digitally: meet the Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake, a car that has 550 PS (542 hp) and 680 NM (501 lb-ft) from its supercharged V8, but also a maximum...
- Jaguar Designs A Concept Speedboat To Go With Its New Xf Sportbrake
On the occasion of the international driving debut of its brand new XF Sportbrake that took place only a few weeks before the car arrives in European showrooms, Jaguar unveiled a bespoke speedboat concept to showcase the brand's design DNA on a completely...
- New Jaguar Xf Sportbrake Unveiled Ahead Of The Geneva Motor Show
A station wagon model probably isn’t what comes to mind when you think about Jaguar but times and attitudes changes and the British brand is willing to give it another try after its hapless X-Type Sportwagon. At a first glance, Jaguar's new...
- Santa's Not So Secret New Ride: The Jaguar Xf Sportbrake
We assume that it won't be long before Jaguar pulls the final wraps off its new XF Sportbrake, especially since the British carmaker has just posted on its Twitter page that "all will be revealed in the New Year". In addition, Jaguar seems...
- Spied: Jaguar Revisits Station Wagon Territory With New Xf Sportbrake
The last time Jaguar offered a station wagon model was with the ill-fated X-Type Sportwagon, which was produced from 2004 to 2009. But Jaguar is getting ready to give it another try, this time with an estate model based on the mid-size XF, with which...