Hello everybody, today, we’re reviewing the 2010 jaguar XF, a car that is, in my opinion, full of surprises. We’ll show you a bunch of the features that are available in this car, as well as the performance sheet. And finally, we’ll take an in depth look at the commodity and the everyday-use aspects of the XF. So, let’s begin the review.
First of all, let’s start with the performance sheet. So, the standard XF comes with a 5.0-liter V8 engine, which produces 385hp at 6500 rpm and 380 lb-ft of torque at 3500 rpm. This engine propels the car from 0 to 60 mph in only 5.1 seconds, and this is pretty impressive for a car this big. Of course the 2012 XF is equipped with a RWD powertrain and a 6-speed automatic transmission. Mechanically, we had no problem with this Jaguar model, and it is important to mention this, because we know that, in the past, Jaguar had serious problems related to reliability.

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Our tested model was equipped with the Premium package, so it had the heated and cooled front seats, in a very well-designed two-tone leather interior, exclusive to the Premium package. Everything in the 2010 XF is electronically controlled, from the gear-selector to the navigation. Indeed, when you turn on the car, a couple of knobs and buttons pop out of the dashboard, providing a great relief and a good driving experience. It is maybe really interesting for the eyes, but who says lot of electronic and electric systems also means lot of potential problems. Apart that, the general features of the car are excellent, making the Jaguar a little bit over the BMW 5-series and the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, that are in the same category.
For the every-day-life aspect, the Jaguar XF Premium is a real pleasure to drive. Indeed, when we got the car to test drive it, there was snow outside. And before we drove it, we thought that a propulsion on a car of this size would not make the weight against snow. But, we were so wrong! Jaguar’s Winter Mode, available on the XK and XF lines since 2010, makes it very easier to drive on snow. And honestly, I had to get out of the car to make sure that it wasn’t and AWD, because it just felt like an all-wheel-drive vehicle.

And also, with its very large trunk, this car is perfect for a family. The only negative point that I would like to mention is the fuel consumption. I know that someone who gets a car with a 5.0-liter V8 engine in it might not care about the bewildering fuel consumption, but even though, I wanted to mention it. And again, for a four members family, even if the kids aren’t young, this car is perfect, especially because of the impressive legroom and headroom that you can find at the back. And because of that, rear passengers will enjoy long trip, as well as front occupants.
And if you want to have a more nasty ride, the Jaguar XF Premium is also your best friend, because with its 5.0-liter V8 engine, it gives enough performances for you to be entirely satisfied.
- Backseat legroom and headroom
- Performant Winter Mode
- Impressive trunk space
- Powerful engine
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- 6-speed automatic gearbox
- Fuel consumption
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Overall, The 2010 Jaguar XF Premium is a very fun to drive car, providing a very luxurious and comfortable ride when it’s time. The plenty of space for the rear occupants and the large trunk make the XF able to carry your family for long trips. Winter or summer, snow or sunshine, the Jaguar XF Premium makes no compromise about comfort and fineness.
Our global appreciation is: 9/10
Thank you for reading this review and see you next time for another review!
Luxury Car Magazine