What are the colours of the new Jaguar XFR?

What are the colours of the new Jaguar XFR?

The new Jaguar XFR is offered with a select palette of just eight exterior colours: Ultimate Black, Indigo, Liquid Silver, Lunar Grey, Porcelain, Botanical Green, Kyanite Blue and Salsa. All except Salsa and Porcelain are metallic colours and, within the XF range, Salsa and Kyanite Blue are unique to Jaguar XFR.

What kind of supercharger does the Jaguar XFR have?

A sixth-generation, twin vortex system (TVS) supercharger is fitted to the Jaguar XFR’s 510PS engine. It is a compact Roots-type unit, feeding air through twin intercoolers, which in turn are water-cooled by their own discreet cooling circuit.

Is the touch screen on a Jaguar XK working?

I’m somewhat a new owner of one of the 2008 Jaguar Xk & Ive loved the car but this thing happening with the touch screen just completely takes from the enjoyment of owning this fine piece of machinery.

What’s the compression ratio on a Jaguar XFR?

The charge-cooling effects of the direct-injection fuel system have allowed the compression ratio of the naturally aspirated engine to be raised to 11.5:1, further improving the engine economy. The supercharged engine also benefits from an increase from 9.1:1 on the previous 4.2-litre version to 9.5:1.

The new Jaguar XFR is offered with a select palette of just eight exterior colours: Ultimate Black, Indigo, Liquid Silver, Lunar Grey, Porcelain, Botanical Green, Kyanite Blue and Salsa. All except Salsa and Porcelain are metallic colours and, within the XF range, Salsa and Kyanite Blue are unique to Jaguar XFR.

Are there any recalls on the 2010 Jaguar XF?

Based on information received from our latest subscriber survey, our reliability history charts give you a rundown on how used vehicles are holding up in 17 potential trouble spots, ranging from the engine, transmission, and brakes to power equipment and the electrical system. The 2010 Jaguar XF has been recalled 10 times by NHTSA. View Recalls

Is the Jaguar XF a good car to buy?

The XF replaced the S-Type in 2009. The XF drives very nicely, with agile handling and a comfortable ride. Steering is quick and communicative. The standard V8 provides effortless acceleration and sounds great, but the car is no quicker than some six-cylinder competitors.

What kind of fuel economy does a Jaguar XFR have?

This approach provides competitive fuel consumption, contributing to the official combined fuel economy of 22.5mpg (12.5l/100km) in the Jaguar XFR and 25.4mpg (11.1l/100km) in the naturally aspirated V8-powered XF.