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New plans announced by British brand Jaguar Land Rover will see Jaguar switch to becoming an electric-only brand from 2025. Revealed as part of a plan to simplify the business, new Jaguar Land Rover boss... The post Jaguar set to just sell electric cars from 2025 first appeared on Car News. (15-02-2021)
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Jaguar Land Rover has announced that its future models will feature interiors made from plastic waste recovered from oceans and landfill. The new innovative material – called Econyl – is set to be used on... The post Future Jaguar Land Rover models to feature interiors made from plastic waste first appeared on Car News. (29-09-2020)
The XK sports car series was launched by Jaguar in 1996, but was replaced 11 years later by a new generation, which was produced until 2014. Both models are available as either two-door coupes or convertibles.
Jaguar's target was the prestigious German marques. The search for the very best components took its designers to Japan for the air conditioning, and Germany for the electronically folding canvas top for the convertible. The XK is now the biggest selling sports car in Jaguar's history.
The XK is ideally suited for high-speed, long distance journeys. It is a classic grand tourer, and can reach speeds of up to 155mph - depending on the engine and model. This four-seater car is luxurious, comfortable and makes for a fine and smooth ride, whatever the journey.
In terms of the engine, many of the available models tend to be powered by petrol - with engine sizes reaching 5L - and diesel engines tend to be a bit rarer. The new XK's engine sounded like �someone dropped the London Philharmonic's percussion section down a lift shaft� reported the Daily Telegraph. You will also find the XK range in both automatic and manual gearshifts, so it is suitable for all drivers.
A super-charged, super-fast version of the XK appeared in 1998, called the XKR. In 2006, a new generation of XK cars was given a strikingly muscular, menacing and modern shape. The new R version had performance to match, with a 174mph top speed.
If you are thinking of buying a used XK Convertible, check out Motors.co.uk to find the best one for you.