Is the 2004 Jaguar X Type A good car?

Is the 2004 Jaguar X Type A good car?

Heads-up: rear seat leg room minimal. Fabric covering front roof supports has separated – used fabric glue to repair (easy fix). Requires premium gasoline – upside is it gets 25-27 mpg on trips, only 20 around town. AWD a plus however low ground clearance hinders going in deep snow. Been a great car – no regrets! Was this review helpful? (59) (0)

What kind of fuel does a Jaguar XE 35T use?

End 09/17 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl S/C 8A) premium unleaded 2018 Jaguar XE 35t Portfolio Limited Edition w/Prod. End 09/17 4dr Sedan AWD (3.0L 6cyl S/C 8A) premium unleaded 2018 Jaguar XE 35t Premium w/Prod.

What should the octane level be on a JAG?

I just bought my 2004 Xtype 3.0 and the owners manual for US cars calls for 91 octane or higher. Anything less will not only void any warranty you may have, but it will start causing engine troubles. It might cost a little extra, but if you never have to see the repair bill on a jag, then it is worth it.

What was the production of the Jaguar X-type?

At launch, Autocar called the X-Type “the most important Jaguar ever.”. With annual projections of 100,000 sales, the X-Type recorded a production of 350,000 over its eight year manufacturing run.

I just bought my 2004 Xtype 3.0 and the owners manual for US cars calls for 91 octane or higher. Anything less will not only void any warranty you may have, but it will start causing engine troubles. It might cost a little extra, but if you never have to see the repair bill on a jag, then it is worth it.

What kind of gas do you use in a X type?

For US specs cars I believe the recommendation is minimum of 91 octane (premium). has anyone else experimented with using 89 or 87? Yes. I have an 02′ 2.5 X-Type, with 47,000 miles. 80% of the time, I use 87 or 89 octane rated gasoline. It runs the same temp, and I get 30 mpg highway on trip, 24-26 mpg combined ( while not in sport mode ).

Is it OK to use 89 octane gas?

Lower octance gas causes them to run a bit hot, cuts fuel economy, and reduces performance. For US specs cars I believe the recommendation is minimum of 91 octane (premium). has anyone else experimented with using 89 or 87?