Faults:
To be honest with you guys, every car that you own, whether it would be a Chevy, Ford or Pontiac, it's gonna cost you one way or the other.
I have the 2002 Jaguar X Type. I have had no problem with the car. The car has been great; only things I had to replace were tires, windshield wipers and oil. If you drive the car properly, then none of these things would happen. I have never been over 100 klm/h in my car. NEVER.
One other thing that is going wrong is my driver's seat has a few little lines in it. Other that that, the car has been great to me. It all depends on the driver. I've owned it since 2002, it's now 2010, it goes in for regular maintenance, that's all it needs, and the car will be fine. Well that's my point of view, never had to replace anything.
Ohh one second, yes sorry, the alternator, which is common, so I love my Jaguar X Type.
Thanks to all.
General Comments:
It's a great car, love it, never will get rid of it.
It's got 20 inch rims, suspension changed on it, the car is beautiful, never could ask for a better working performance car.
Very comfortable heated seats, never failed.
All the other comments I just read, I personally think it's driver abuse, and that's why your car is breaking down. Drive it nice; nothing happens to it. Thanks!!!
10th Jun 2013, 05:42
I can not imagine living in a country which has a first class highway system covering vast distances, and then driving a Jaguar that "NEVER" gets over 60 MPH (100 KPH).
In most States, and in many cities, if you were to drive that slow on the freeway, you would be at peril for being a traffic hazard.
To say that traveling at this speed is what it takes to reduce repair and maintenance costs is bizarre, and speaks volumes about the car itself