Jaguar let us test its full line of vehicles in a variety of real world and simulated conditions.
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When many people think Jaguar, they think of slippery British sports cars lead by long, flowing hoods. They think of the E-Type: one of the most beautiful cars ever built. However, maybe more people probably think of the awkward S-Type and the questionable reliability of just about every Jaguar model built before the turn of the century. Clearly, Jaguar has some work to do to improve its reputation.
Recently, I was given an opportunity to experience the automaker's latest reputation repair tool: an 18 city Jaguar Alive Driving Experience program that allows the public to try out the automaker's entire line up of vehicles on a variety of real world and simulated conditions ranging from public roads to a small autocross course.
Now, we've tested just about every model in Jaguar's three chassis lineup that consists of the entry-point XF and its variant, the XK coupe and convertible, and the ... [Read more]
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