Jaguar X-Type 2.0D Sport Premium
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As the marketing slogan says – quality and refinement come as standard on the Jaguar X-Type. With a range of saloons and estates to choose from, the Jaguar X-Type offers real choice meaning you can find the vehicle that suits you as an individual.The Jaguar X-Type is in fact one of the smallest in Jaguar’s saloon series and takes much of its styling from the XJ. It is actually built on the same platform that is used as the base for the Ford Mondeo and is seen as a collaboration between the two companies – 10% of the parts are made by Jaguar, 20% by Ford. The Jaguar X-Type was first introduced in 2001 and is one of Jaguar’s best sellers.
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62 miles per gallon - Honda Civic 1.4 Hybrid IMA ES
61 miles per gallon - Honda Civic 1.4 Hybrid IMA EX
61 miles per gallon - BMW 3-Series 318d ES
60 miles per gallon - BMW 3-Series 318d SE
60 miles per gallon
Cleanest 4 door saloons
- Honda Civic 1.4 Hybrid IMA ES
CO2 emissions - 109 g / km - Honda Civic 1.4 Hybrid IMA EX
CO2 emissions - 109 g / km - Ford Focus 1.6 TDCi 109 Titanium
CO2 emissions - 119 g / km - BMW 3-Series 318d ES
CO2 emissions - 123 g / km - BMW 3-Series 318d SE
CO2 emissions - 123 g / km
