The best thing about Joe is that he always replies to comments and it feels like he has a personality unlike the other robot-like reviewers. He reviews so many different vehicles, affordable and expensive. He isn’t bias. His videos have a very specific format, if you want to know the price, you know where to go in the video, and the same for other parts of the vehicle. Unlike other reviewers that jump around. Joe also uploads videos daily, if not twice a day. Thanks Joe, I love your videos!
With the facelift and price cut I’d have a hard time passing up on the XF now. To me it’s one of the best looking sedans on the market. Would much rather have this than a similarly priced 3 series or a4
@@richardh3587 True. I guess it's the last time in history when a brand new Jaguar is so inexpensive. Their strategy post-2025 is to position the brand higher, to compete with Bentley.
Metric conversions: Torque: 400Nm Fuel consumptions: 9.86l/100km in city, 7.41l/100km on highway Weight: 1410kg Base model torque: 365Nm Boot space: 523l
I have a 2023 BMW 540i M Sport and a 2016 Jaguar XF 35T, I love the way my Jagaur XF 35T handles and the power it has vs my 540I. Jagaur needs to bring back the 3.0L V6 Superchaged to the XF.
I drove this vehicle earlier this spring by complete luck. My mother was looking to replace her Mercedes C class and I told her to look into Audi among other brands so that if she bought the new MERC Cabriolet she had been eyeballing, at least she had kept her options open. She really just wanted something that gave her more of a thrill to drive as the 4-cyl in her C Class was under whelming. Her and I, drove the Audi A5, and S4. S4 was very powerful and has beautiful lines but inside it gave off this very masculine vibe. Loved the power but it wasn't making us jump for joy. Literal luck we drove past a Jaguar dealership and mom remembered she needed to drop off a key to one she had given them. She had owned a 2001 Jaguar S Type brand new and had recently let it go. I had asked her if she wanted to look into Jaguar for a new car and she said no and I didn't have any big reasons to persuade her otherwise. I shrugged it off. So while we are there I walk outside to look at the inventory as I am a personal fan of the Jaguar XJ. I'm 6'4 and prefer bigger sedans. She joined me and when I looked to my left there was this Yulong White Jaguar XF sitting pretty with the blacked out wheels and badges. I said, "Hey, look at this XF. It looks new. This isn't quite what the older models look like." We looked through the window and saw everything was updated and gorgeous. The body lines of this car really have to be seen up close and personal to be appreciated. We test drove the car and she loved it, I loved it. My mother moved to California shortly after and the Jaguar dealership failed to make her feel welcome so she bought a Cadillac CT5 instead. She had called ahead and they were going to sit down and build one for order but when she arrived they seemed unwilling to really try, so she left. The car is beautiful inside and I would choose this over the BMW, the Audi, the Merc. If you want something different then this sedan is it. It's cheaper than all of those and way more upscale for the money. My biggest worries are reliability. Bunch of new tech in a car that has had decades of issues with its electronics. Granted their ownership has steered them in a better direction but its a stigma nonetheless. I have no doubt it will age must better than its predecessor in the looks department so owning one in the long run wont make me hate it later. After I wrap up buying a home, my top three contenders are the Jaguar XF P300, Lexus GS350 F Sport, and the Lexus 460 F Sport. This Jaguar wasn't even on my radar until we lucked up on it and now it's one of the only vehicles I think about! I really wish Jaguar would put more money into marketing it.
This car overall is so well made. Very little compromise for the price. I would like some aggressive exhaust tips, but this is a luxury car first. Overall, I’d definitely want the AWD model !
I’ve got a 2017 XF and really enjoy it! Jaguar is my favorite brand since when I was young, beautiful and elegant…It’s totally different Germany car…if you have one then you know what I means!
I've been looking for a new ride and nothing has really sparked my interest. Recently test drove a brand new Envision and a Volvo S90 and they were just meh to me. However, this Jaguar model is appealing and I appreciate your review! Your commentary is always open and unbiased. I'll now be going to a dealership in the near future to test drive this car. Thanks again for your input and showcasing a sedan, not all of us want SUVs. Keep up the great work!
Jag make such nice cars. Really underrated. Had a couple over the last few years and no reliability issues, despite the reputation. They made a mistake taking away the 6 cylinder from the XF though. I don't understand that decision. The driving dynamics of that car make it a match made in heaven.
Unfortunately, I think people are too hung up on Jaguars past of reliability issues. Today, they offer the strongest warranty out of their rivals and have improved dramatically. Time will tell.
They make cool looking cars like all the British manufacturers, but reliability issues with British cars really concern me. Until that reputation goes away, I can’t consider them.
Listen, I own a 2017 Jaguar XE 35t. Over the past nearly 5 years, I have not had a single issue with my car. Built quality is great, not any rattles/creaks, the warranty is great. Only issues I've had has been cosmetic damage on my end lol. Also, I have a neighbor who has a 2018 F-Pace 30t and he also has had no issues with his car. We have been documenting ownership together. Hope this helps hearing from an actual Jaguar owner.
@@softroseforyou7457 The C-Class interior on the redesign is a huge downgrade. The previous one was mediocre. Liking your own comment doesn’t make it true
This car reminds me heavily of my Mercury. Practicality, the luxury, and the focus on comfort and usability. They give you a full spare all that space and the athletic engine. I see Jaguar did learn something from Ford and Lincoln. It's a shame Mercury doesn't exist anymore, however if Mercury did exist in 2021 Jaguar would be it.
That interior is very refined and classy. Jaguar has upped it's game with that Nav screen as well. Beautiful car and beautiful lines in the body as well. Now I can just let depreciation do it's job and snag it for $30k at Carmax in 2 years.😂👍
Absolutely agree. Either leave it at the original size, which seems perfectly adequate to me, or make it an integral part of the dashboard. I'll stick 2ith my 2013, thanks. More streamlined interior, a bigger and more powerful engine, and ACTUAL TAILPIPES.
Its a pretty car, but I can't put this over something like an M340i or even the new TLX. The main thing this car has going for it has to be the brand behind it.
This car has depreciated faster than a Maserati Ghibli. You can get it with around 55k miles for just under $25,000. I've been looking at used luxury cars and I've really been eyeing this one because of the bang for your buck
Definitely an underrated sedan and and is off the radar against the german competitors. People dont consider this one. Always going for the germans instead
Actually, it's underrated because it doesn't have proper exhaust tips, no supercharged V6, an unfinished trunk 15:30, very bland seats (no piping and no quilting), and the growler badge in the front looks like a kid drew it in kindergarten class. This car isn't even up to par with Kia.
I know they dropped the bigger engines to keep the price under the Germans, but having owned a Supercharged V8 Jag, there is no way I could accept this; it would break my heart every time I drove it. The looks have always been lovely and that interior makes a BMW look like a prison cell. Who knows? Maybe in its final year before the EV-pocalypse they'll throw the SVR V8 in there!! One can hope!
Spot on pricing. This is a perfect car for leasing, as opposed to long term ownership. Anybody who has owned a Jag, knows that a long love affair will empty your wallet down the road, much like a Giulia.😆
Nope, I own a 2018 XF 2.0T @ 43K+, 1 recall fix, 4 oil changes, 1 A/C Freon refill, 1 software upgrade in Navigation system & that's it. No problem at all. 5 year 60 miles warranty you can't beat that. Like my late father used to say, "Go easy on your car & it will go easy on your wallet"
The problem with jaguars are reliability, resale value, and maintenance. They're truly luxurious to drive and will turn heads all day. Real nice feeling when driving in one.
Beautiful car, and love the interior layout and material quality. Not having heated seats in the back is a bit disappointing. Seems like Jaguar will always be that niche alternative brand you get when you don’t want any offerings from the default choices of Mercedes, BMW, Audi, or Lexus.
@@jimmysantadeo2031 sorry to burst yo bubbles but I had a xF jaguar and had a cts Cadillac both 2019 my Cadillac cts handled better than my jag did I've had way more problem with the jag been in the shop my Cadillac hardly sees the shop much
I own a 2023 XF P300 and I absolutely love it. Thanks to the mild hybrid, I'm getting 37 mpg highway! The car feels like more than 300 hp and is truly a GT car that's a little sporty. The XF weighs hundreds of pounds less than the three row SUVs that have the same or less horsepower, but reviewers think it's enough for something that big? The XF is the best kept secret in the sedan market and I'll be sad to see it go in a year or two. It is truly gorgeous, especially in British Racing Green and really makes heads turn.
Jaguars have some beautiful styling. The interior is nice but I wouldn’t get white. No supercharger is definitely a zonk! Thanks for the awesome review Joe! Well done Lori! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
Hey Joe, believe you got the stats wrong. The SE and S come with a 2L 248 HP engine with standard RWD. AWD comes as standard in the R Dynamic SE trim with the same 2L engine putting out 296 HP.
Most people that complain about jaguar reliability never own one. Not because they dont want to..but they cant afford. So they use the past to judge the future. Almost every car manufacturer in the past went tru their reliability phase due to rushing to more tech. Nowadays, almost every manufacturer is reliable just service them on time. And no issues.
I have no intention of purchasing a new vehicle in the next few years, but damn do I enjoy watching Joe's vehicle reviews. Especially the emergency Twinkie reserve LOL.
Jaguar is garbage ever since they started making them in China And they got bought by an Indian company Tata motors. I don’t think anyone’s going to be shopping for these at all. They even had a protest literally in Communist China in front of Jaguar headquarters because of how cheap the Jaguars were made and how much they were breaking... that right there speaks volumes..
If I were to go the Jag route,I'd have to get the XJ Supercharged or the XJR,because they're old-school sedan, just perfectly sized for my old-school family,but with just about enough muscle to satisfy me.
Man I wish they still offered a higher powered XF !!! It’s really REALLY NICE!! The price is also pretty awesome! I agree it should have a panoramic sunroof!! I have to disagree with you bout the seatbacks I like the plastic because I have kids that would end of tearing up the leather.
Very smart looking vehicle. Can’t wait until the new XJ is revealed. Jaguar quality and reliability is improving with each year so ownership should be a happy experience. Great review Joe.
Yes I just did a news search and you are right. I thought it was a done deal. I still remember my first ride in an XJ as a teenager; in my 60s now and have always loved Jags. Will miss this Jag.
@@EmperorWasHere The Jaguar XF is the top performing vehicle in quality audits from the JLR stable, which is due to the fact that it is a model that has been around for a while which has enabled Jaguar to iron out most of the minor quality issues it suffered from. The XF over time has gone through various cosmetic updates and recently revised styling and lower prices to entice buyers, there has never been a better time to buy and the XF has never from a visual aspect looked better!
I’m British and I love Jaguars (especially the exteriors). However, I drive a Mercedes as I am scared to own a Jaguar due to engine reliability issues. In the UK , Jaguar and Range Rovers ranked very low in reliability ratings. As such insurance costs are high and I am not willing to take the risk of owning one.
You have it backwards. The XF formerly DID have the supercharged V6 with 340 HP, but Jaguar has inexplicably gone backward, and reduced the size of the engine and its power capabilities. Terrible decision, IMO.
Hey Joe. Love the video and channel as always. But I had to point out a minor detail with the Jaguar Products, When optioned with the standard/panoramic roof, all Jaguar vehicles are given the option (that's also free) to black out the rear part of the roof. Just a little heads up.
I’m soooo sadden! I own a 2017 R sport supercharged XF with red heated/cool seats and 19in rims. I’m so in love with this car and wanted to grab 21 but it not have my speed idk?! Which one do you think is better the Alfa Romeo Gulia or the newer XF? Please help me lol
Another beautiful Jag, really too bad they dropped that V-6. Pretty much everything else is a win. Lol, good thing they have that Meridian sound system, so you don't have to deal with fake, piped-in exhaust noise. Another stellar review, Joe! Thank you for all you do, Lori!
Great review! I have a 2018 XF Sportbrake S with the 3.0 supercharged engine. All the online reliability comments have me sweating, but so far I've had zero issues. Dealership (Lehi, Utah) is first class as well. Mine has a great warranty and free service.
People just stupidly repeat unreliabilty perceptions. I have a 2014 f type and have had no issues. Service it properly treat it well and youll have no issues. Applies to all cars rwally
Nice review, fantastic car. Just wish you would stop for a breath now and then. I think the 2L engine makes a lot of sense. It sounds great, plenty of power and you have the economy too. Fuel is getting more and more expensive, and in most countries, especially Europe, is far more expensive than in the US. Incidentally the XF has been around since 2008, not 2016. Amazed you didn't know that. It makes far more sense to use 12v car sockets rather than USB, and not many cars have three in the cabin. Most devices made for cars are 12v and use the 12v socket. You can get an adaptor for next to nothing. You can't get an adaptor that switches USB to a 12v socket.
They go economy, with stylish design, high tech, 4-cylinder engines, and affordable prices. Actually they focus more on SUVs now, and slowly move away from sedans ...
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The best thing about Joe is that he always replies to comments and it feels like he has a personality unlike the other robot-like reviewers. He reviews so many different vehicles, affordable and expensive. He isn’t bias. His videos have a very specific format, if you want to know the price, you know where to go in the video, and the same for other parts of the vehicle. Unlike other reviewers that jump around. Joe also uploads videos daily, if not twice a day. Thanks Joe, I love your videos!
Fanboy much?
@@qtipp7306 sounds like you need a twinkie my friend
@@qtipp7306 You strike me as the type of guy to freak out when Doug DeMuro wears 2 shirts.
@@qtipp7306Is that a problem for you?
That means the wold brother! Thanks for being part of the Raiti's Rides family!
With the facelift and price cut I’d have a hard time passing up on the XF now. To me it’s one of the best looking sedans on the market. Would much rather have this than a similarly priced 3 series or a4
XF is in the same segment as the 5 Series and A6 ...
@@zsb707 indeed it is - but with the current pricing it is priced more like a 3 series or a4…making it more compelling
@@richardh3587 True. I guess it's the last time in history when a brand new Jaguar is so inexpensive. Their strategy post-2025 is to position the brand higher, to compete with Bentley.
Metric conversions:
Torque: 400Nm
Fuel consumptions: 9.86l/100km in city, 7.41l/100km on highway
Weight: 1410kg
Base model torque: 365Nm
Boot space: 523l
In UK we use a mix of metric and imperial
@@Undisputed_King In Britain, we use mph and miles, like America.
I thought the price was going to be higher than it is. Beautiful interior.
Take a type S anyday over this.
Facts me to
@@Cynical496 I'll take JAG cuz Acura doesn't sell in my country
Interior... 👌 As always with JAG
I have a 2023 BMW 540i M Sport and a 2016 Jaguar XF 35T, I love the way my Jagaur XF 35T handles and the power it has vs my 540I. Jagaur needs to bring back the 3.0L V6 Superchaged to the XF.
I drove this vehicle earlier this spring by complete luck. My mother was looking to replace her Mercedes C class and I told her to look into Audi among other brands so that if she bought the new MERC Cabriolet she had been eyeballing, at least she had kept her options open. She really just wanted something that gave her more of a thrill to drive as the 4-cyl in her C Class was under whelming. Her and I, drove the Audi A5, and S4. S4 was very powerful and has beautiful lines but inside it gave off this very masculine vibe. Loved the power but it wasn't making us jump for joy. Literal luck we drove past a Jaguar dealership and mom remembered she needed to drop off a key to one she had given them. She had owned a 2001 Jaguar S Type brand new and had recently let it go. I had asked her if she wanted to look into Jaguar for a new car and she said no and I didn't have any big reasons to persuade her otherwise. I shrugged it off. So while we are there I walk outside to look at the inventory as I am a personal fan of the Jaguar XJ. I'm 6'4 and prefer bigger sedans. She joined me and when I looked to my left there was this Yulong White Jaguar XF sitting pretty with the blacked out wheels and badges. I said, "Hey, look at this XF. It looks new. This isn't quite what the older models look like." We looked through the window and saw everything was updated and gorgeous. The body lines of this car really have to be seen up close and personal to be appreciated. We test drove the car and she loved it, I loved it. My mother moved to California shortly after and the Jaguar dealership failed to make her feel welcome so she bought a Cadillac CT5 instead. She had called ahead and they were going to sit down and build one for order but when she arrived they seemed unwilling to really try, so she left.
The car is beautiful inside and I would choose this over the BMW, the Audi, the Merc. If you want something different then this sedan is it. It's cheaper than all of those and way more upscale for the money. My biggest worries are reliability. Bunch of new tech in a car that has had decades of issues with its electronics. Granted their ownership has steered them in a better direction but its a stigma nonetheless. I have no doubt it will age must better than its predecessor in the looks department so owning one in the long run wont make me hate it later. After I wrap up buying a home, my top three contenders are the Jaguar XF P300, Lexus GS350 F Sport, and the Lexus 460 F Sport. This Jaguar wasn't even on my radar until we lucked up on it and now it's one of the only vehicles I think about! I really wish Jaguar would put more money into marketing it.
And the motors are the best! The xj has no problems and i think the xf is the same motor quality.
A four cylinder engine in this Jaguar is a disgrace. Period.
Couldn't agree more. See my above comment. Why are they dumbing down this lovely car?!
Simple as that. Can't imagine paying $50,000 for an inline 4 let alone in a Jag smh
Saving , mpg, rating. Need for speed go for f pace.
@@sundevilpeg because they do not sell anymore, people want suv now so they have moved the big engines to them. Big engined cars don't sell
Hence, price drop
Lack of supercharged V6 took it off my list. Broke my heart because I love Jags.
This car overall is so well made. Very little compromise for the price. I would like some aggressive exhaust tips, but this is a luxury car first. Overall, I’d definitely want the AWD model !
Amazing team work by your wife @ 10:56 when she ever so slightly pushed the centre console lid and helped you unzonk the zonk. 😁 God bless you guys.
"I'm sorry I ran over your dog... ...
in a Jaaaaag!" - Richard Hammond
Now that is just perfect!
@@RaitisRides Touche'. (smile)
Sorry it was a mazda 6 2021 lol look real good
I’ve got a 2017 XF and really enjoy it!
Jaguar is my favorite brand since when I was young, beautiful and elegant…It’s totally different Germany car…if you have one then you know what I means!
I know what you mean
I've been looking for a new ride and nothing has really sparked my interest. Recently test drove a brand new Envision and a Volvo S90 and they were just meh to me. However, this Jaguar model is appealing and I appreciate your review! Your commentary is always open and unbiased. I'll now be going to a dealership in the near future to test drive this car. Thanks again for your input and showcasing a sedan, not all of us want SUVs. Keep up the great work!
This is certainly a beautiful car inside and out, but I'm not completely sold on the reliability of Jaguars.
I know how you feel Jeff about that!
Jeff read my comment above yours.
They are great lease cars as new. If that's your cup of tea.
It would be suicide. And they’re depreciation value falls faster than the fuel gauge of a buggatti at full speed
Agree totally. Reliability is my #1 concern.
Jag make such nice cars. Really underrated. Had a couple over the last few years and no reliability issues, despite the reputation. They made a mistake taking away the 6 cylinder from the XF though. I don't understand that decision. The driving dynamics of that car make it a match made in heaven.
0:04 Haven't even watched the video yet and I already love the looks of this car.
You mentioned in your video that the XF has been around since 2016. Funny because I owned a 2009 XF.
Realized the same.haha. Had a 2009 Supercharged 4.2L myself. Man was that year great!
I just mentioned that above, too. Mine is a 2013. This one:
www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a15116679/2013-jaguar-xf-and-xj-30-awd-first-drive-review/
He was saying this generation XF has been around since 2016.
That has to be one of the best looking steering wheels🔥 Nice sedan but needs more power. Great job as always Joe!
Buy a slightly older one, with the supercharged V6. Looks just as elegant and refined, but it takes off like a rocket!
I’m trying to build the XF on the website but they do not seem to offer the two color steering wheel anymore. Do you know anything about this?
@@jazes8423 a little late but the two tone is only on the non-r dynamic model
@@yobro5502 Whaaat? Really? That sucks
Why do you need more than 300 bhp?
I have 2 Jags in the driveway. Love to drive them. The grille medallion is the ‘Growler’ and the familiar emblem is the ‘Leaper’.
As far as I know they're called the Roarer & the Leaper.
Unfortunately, I think people are too hung up on Jaguars past of reliability issues. Today, they offer the strongest warranty out of their rivals and have improved dramatically. Time will tell.
They run long in the tooth. All of their sedan and coupes are old.
They make cool looking cars like all the British manufacturers, but reliability issues with British cars really concern me. Until that reputation goes away, I can’t consider them.
Ditto for me.
That's why you lease them...the fact is that the majority of luxury vehicles aren't purchased
Listen, I own a 2017 Jaguar XE 35t. Over the past nearly 5 years, I have not had a single issue with my car. Built quality is great, not any rattles/creaks, the warranty is great. Only issues I've had has been cosmetic damage on my end lol. Also, I have a neighbor who has a 2018 F-Pace 30t and he also has had no issues with his car. We have been documenting ownership together. Hope this helps hearing from an actual Jaguar owner.
@@esteban75lover23 Nobody will buy ancient indian car for that kind of money.
@@esteban75lover23 interesting, thanks for the info
This car deserves the Project 8 powetrain with this luxurious/sleeper trim
Feel like this is the best interior in the class. Only wish it was more reliable and had that supercharged V6 option. Surprised at the price.
I own a ❤️2010. I creamed watching the video. But let say this one ❤️last time my kitty is a blood sucking bitch. But I love her !! ❤️
How do you know it isn't reliable? I own a 2014 f type, no issues
@@odinikita4821 Jaguar is not a reliable automaker
Best interior is Mercedes. It is better than this and has better graphics for the navigations screen. Go to a Mercedes dealer and check it out.
@@softroseforyou7457 The C-Class interior on the redesign is a huge downgrade. The previous one was mediocre. Liking your own comment doesn’t make it true
This car reminds me heavily of my Mercury. Practicality, the luxury, and the focus on comfort and usability. They give you a full spare all that space and the athletic engine. I see Jaguar did learn something from Ford and Lincoln. It's a shame Mercury doesn't exist anymore, however if Mercury did exist in 2021 Jaguar would be it.
I love jaguar i have been driving jaguars for over 20 years
I am so glad that you are enjoying this iconic British brand.
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I love the look and presence of Land Rover vehicles, they’re absolutely gorgeous. But the reliability is the only thing keeping me cautious.
That is the big red flag for me.
@@RaitisRides what proof do you have or are you mindlessly repeating old perceptions
That interior is very refined and classy. Jaguar has upped it's game with that Nav screen as well. Beautiful car and beautiful lines in the body as well. Now I can just let depreciation do it's job and snag it for $30k at Carmax in 2 years.😂👍
Once I saw the duct taped I pad on the dash it was all over. They have room in that dash to integrate it.
Absolutely agree. Either leave it at the original size, which seems perfectly adequate to me, or make it an integral part of the dashboard. I'll stick 2ith my 2013, thanks. More streamlined interior, a bigger and more powerful engine, and ACTUAL TAILPIPES.
A beautiful car love the color so worth purchasing the Jag.
The new turbo Mazda3 is faster than this thing 0-60 if it’s truly 0-60 in 5.9 seconds? I don’t get it. What happened to V6 and V8 engines for Jag?
There are still good examples of used 2010-2014 V8 XF with the same 8 speed.
I currently own V8 2012 XF. She rips.
@@rairadrai you are right ✅
This thing is far superior than a mazda 3..
Clueless
Its a pretty car, but I can't put this over something like an M340i or even the new TLX. The main thing this car has going for it has to be the brand behind it.
I currently have an XJ. I recently test drove a new XF S. The car was beautiful but it didn't hold a candle to my XJ's power or handling.
hello @RaitisRides jaguar is an indian brand owned by ratan tata not british anyway i love your videos love from india i hope u give a heart
Great time Raiti's Ride. I just put my 2013 Jag XF up for sale yesterday and was interested in this new one!!! THANK YOU!!!!
4 cylinder and no Super Charger? Never mind. Mine has V6 Supercharge 335 hp 332ld-ft torque... Time to go to an Audi.
This car has depreciated faster than a Maserati Ghibli. You can get it with around 55k miles for just under $25,000. I've been looking at used luxury cars and I've really been eyeing this one because of the bang for your buck
i’d love to get this jag but im very suspicious of their reliability track record.
Sharp looking vehicle.
Thanks Joe and Lori …..love your channel !
We love having you here Tom!
Beautiful car. I heard the xf with the v6 supercharged is a great car to drive
You heard correctly. It's a wonderful car.
I’m a owner of the 2016 R SPORT WITH A SUPERCHARGED engine! It’s a Beauty and it’s awd great in the snow
I really like the camera position for the driving portion
Definitely an underrated sedan and and is off the radar against the german competitors. People dont consider this one. Always going for the germans instead
Actually, it's underrated because it doesn't have proper exhaust tips, no supercharged V6, an unfinished trunk 15:30, very bland seats (no piping and no quilting), and the growler badge in the front looks like a kid drew it in kindergarten class. This car isn't even up to par with Kia.
I know they dropped the bigger engines to keep the price under the Germans, but having owned a Supercharged V8 Jag, there is no way I could accept this; it would break my heart every time I drove it. The looks have always been lovely and that interior makes a BMW look like a prison cell. Who knows? Maybe in its final year before the EV-pocalypse they'll throw the SVR V8 in there!! One can hope!
really love the interior beautiful design I wish if they can put a different exhaust pipes for this particular car but still looks great
3:42 - The wheels' spoke design is asymmetric. Are the wheels on the either side different then?
12:13 - Nope, they aren't...
Spot on pricing. This is a perfect car for leasing, as opposed to long term ownership. Anybody who has owned a Jag, knows that a long love affair will empty your wallet down the road, much like a Giulia.😆
Ah yes my father's Jaguar XJ is still running strong 234,783 miles nice lie my guy.
Nope, I own a 2018 XF 2.0T @ 43K+, 1 recall fix, 4 oil changes, 1 A/C Freon refill, 1 software upgrade in Navigation system & that's it. No problem at all. 5 year 60 miles warranty you can't beat that. Like my late father used to say, "Go easy on your car & it will go easy on your wallet"
The problem with jaguars are reliability, resale value, and maintenance.
They're truly luxurious to drive and will turn heads all day. Real nice feeling when driving in one.
My friend has one, he said he only had to get it towed 3 times this year. not bad.
Beautiful car, and love the interior layout and material quality. Not having heated seats in the back is a bit disappointing. Seems like Jaguar will always be that niche alternative brand you get when you don’t want any offerings from the default choices of Mercedes, BMW, Audi, or Lexus.
N Lexus offers more reliability out of all of them
@@issavibez394 And the most boring ride with childish design 🤮
@@jimmysantadeo2031 sorry to burst yo bubbles but I had a xF jaguar and had a cts Cadillac both 2019 my Cadillac cts handled better than my jag did I've had way more problem with the jag been in the shop my Cadillac hardly sees the shop much
@@jimmysantadeo2031 it would be boring if ur car breaks so jag sucks even BMW and Volkswagen and audi
@@jimmysantadeo2031 it would be boring if ur car breaks so jag sucks even BMW and Volkswagen and audi
the pov for the rides is a must for every car
Jaguar designs beautiful cars but always seems to lack something to be just so-so Nice review, Joe
Yeah they dress up the new 2021 mazda 6 lol look at the jaguar f pace look like mazda cx9 lol
This car is BEAUTIFUL! I'm sold!
I own a 2023 XF P300 and I absolutely love it. Thanks to the mild hybrid, I'm getting 37 mpg highway! The car feels like more than 300 hp and is truly a GT car that's a little sporty. The XF weighs hundreds of pounds less than the three row SUVs that have the same or less horsepower, but reviewers think it's enough for something that big? The XF is the best kept secret in the sedan market and I'll be sad to see it go in a year or two. It is truly gorgeous, especially in British Racing Green and really makes heads turn.
Jaguars have some beautiful styling. The interior is nice but I wouldn’t get white. No supercharger is definitely a zonk! Thanks for the awesome review Joe! Well done Lori! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
It is a case Larry of what might have been.
The daytime running lights are more like 'L' shaped than a backwards 'J' shape.
That's a great price point for a luxury and performance vehicle looks better than Mercedes-Benz BMW Audi Cadillac or Lincoln.
No heads up display?? No controls in the rear. Wish the TFT had more animation in the gauge cluster.
Hey Joe, believe you got the stats wrong. The SE and S come with a 2L 248 HP engine with standard RWD. AWD comes as standard in the R Dynamic SE trim with the same 2L engine putting out 296 HP.
Europe gets some diesel XFs also.
The most efficient diesel does 48 miles to the gallon, which is 4.93l/100km.
I believe they used to make them there, but now they’re more common for Europe.
Most people that complain about jaguar reliability never own one. Not because they dont want to..but they cant afford. So they use the past to judge the future. Almost every car manufacturer in the past went tru their reliability phase due to rushing to more tech. Nowadays, almost every manufacturer is reliable just service them on time. And no issues.
Bmw any day over Jag.
I have no intention of purchasing a new vehicle in the next few years, but damn do I enjoy watching Joe's vehicle reviews. Especially the emergency Twinkie reserve LOL.
A 18 plus cubic foot trunk is huge. That beats every sedan I know of.
Kinda doubt many people will cross-shop this with the G80. More likely a German competitor.
Jaguar is garbage ever since they started making them in China And they got bought by an Indian company Tata motors. I don’t think anyone’s going to be shopping for these at all. They even had a protest literally in Communist China in front of Jaguar headquarters because of how cheap the Jaguars were made and how much they were breaking... that right there speaks volumes..
The interior simple but nice to me. Its not complicated and messed
If I were to go the Jag route,I'd have to get the XJ Supercharged or the XJR,because they're old-school sedan, just perfectly sized for my old-school family,but with just about enough muscle to satisfy me.
Rims look amazing 👏
The back looks like Audi A8 and that is the older 2014/15 facelift model
I like these Jaguars they’re really known of their excellent luxuriousness
Agree
Anybody else get the strategically placed ad right after he says “if you got 11” you better use it” 😂
I love this dandy of a Jag but, even if perfection does not exist but it's a cool car. What does recant mean?
he is taking back his zonk because he can pull out the cover vs just looking at the cupholders
What would we do without joe from Raitis rides???
That is really awesome of you to say my friend.
Man I wish they still offered a higher powered XF !!! It’s really REALLY NICE!! The price is also pretty awesome! I agree it should have a panoramic sunroof!! I have to disagree with you bout the seatbacks I like the plastic because I have kids that would end of tearing up the leather.
Otoh kids should be taught to behave and have respect.
10:54 classic! haha I had my eye on the same thing. Lori to the rescue
She is the best!
Lol!! 😁👍
This thing looks great but i wonder about the reliability. I’m looking for a car to replace my mother’s lexus nx300. This is definitely on the list
Can the sunroof cover be closed when the sunroof is open?
thats one item i liked about Audi
Portofino blue is the best color indeed for a Jag.
why didnt they add mood lights?
Very smart looking vehicle. Can’t wait until the new XJ is revealed. Jaguar quality and reliability is improving with each year so ownership should be a happy experience. Great review Joe.
There will be no new XJ. The project was cancelled by the new CEO, in favour of investing in a new range of EV’s.
Yes I just did a news search and you are right. I thought it was a done deal. I still remember my first ride in an XJ as a teenager; in my 60s now and have always loved Jags. Will miss this Jag.
@@mmccbb7mcb278 I’m looking to dump my Lexus for a Jag but I’m scared that build quality and reliability won’t be the same. They look great tho
@@EmperorWasHere The Jaguar XF is the top performing vehicle in quality audits from the JLR stable, which is due to the fact that it is a model that has been around for a while which has enabled Jaguar to iron out most of the minor quality issues it suffered from.
The XF over time has gone through various cosmetic updates and recently revised styling and lower prices to entice buyers, there has never been a better time to buy and the XF has never from a visual aspect looked better!
Your reviews are by far the best. So much in fact that I bought a 2021 RDX A-Spec last week after watching your review. Thank you sir!
Stay updated brother
Jaguar is Indian brand owned by tata motors. Tata motors buy Jaguar from Ford in 2008
Watching Joe do a review is my night time ritual
I’m trying to build the 2023 XF on the website but they do not seem to offer the two color steering wheel anymore. Do you know anything about this?
I’m British and I love Jaguars (especially the exteriors). However, I drive a Mercedes as I am scared to own a Jaguar due to engine reliability issues. In the UK , Jaguar and Range Rovers ranked very low in reliability ratings. As such insurance costs are high and I am not willing to take the risk of owning one.
Good looking Jag! Please include height and weight of the car nextime. 👌
16:05 Correction: XF has been around since 2007
My 2006 Jaguar S-Type has been lonely in the garage. I think one of these would be a nice addition. Hopefully they add the V6 option soon.
You have it backwards. The XF formerly DID have the supercharged V6 with 340 HP, but Jaguar has inexplicably gone backward, and reduced the size of the engine and its power capabilities. Terrible decision, IMO.
Nice Jag, Joe!
I am so glad that you are liking this one.
Hey Joe. Love the video and channel as always. But I had to point out a minor detail with the Jaguar Products,
When optioned with the standard/panoramic roof, all Jaguar vehicles are given the option (that's also free) to black out the rear part of the roof. Just a little heads up.
Thanks for that great intel about the roof. I really appreciate it,
Hey Joe can you review the Jaguar XJ
You should go more in depth with infotainment systems in the future & show us things like the safety & convenience settings
Hi Joe .... what a great detail review. I loved it .....and was looking for the same exterior .....but red/black interior 2021 XF-SE ... no luck yet
I’m soooo sadden! I own a 2017 R sport supercharged XF with red heated/cool seats and 19in rims. I’m so in love with this car and wanted to grab 21 but it not have my speed idk?! Which one do you think is better the Alfa Romeo Gulia or the newer XF? Please help me lol
In North America, Rover and Jaguar are always at the top of lemon car list for years. Would feel sorry after less than driving them for 3 years.
Short answer. No a Jaguar is not worth a purchase in 2021. Waaaay better options out there at that price
You got a sub sir. Excellent review!
Another beautiful Jag, really too bad they dropped that V-6. Pretty much everything else is a win. Lol, good thing they have that Meridian sound system, so you don't have to deal with fake, piped-in exhaust noise. Another stellar review, Joe! Thank you for all you do, Lori!
Great review! I have a 2018 XF Sportbrake S with the 3.0 supercharged engine. All the online reliability comments have me sweating, but so far I've had zero issues. Dealership (Lehi, Utah) is first class as well. Mine has a great warranty and free service.
People just stupidly repeat unreliabilty perceptions. I have a 2014 f type and have had no issues. Service it properly treat it well and youll have no issues. Applies to all cars rwally
Nice review, fantastic car. Just wish you would stop for a breath now and then. I think the 2L engine makes a lot of sense. It sounds great, plenty of power and you have the economy too. Fuel is getting more and more expensive, and in most countries, especially Europe, is far more expensive than in the US.
Incidentally the XF has been around since 2008, not 2016. Amazed you didn't know that. It makes far more sense to use 12v car sockets rather than USB, and not many cars have three in the cabin. Most devices made for cars are 12v and use the 12v socket. You can get an adaptor for next to nothing. You can't get an adaptor that switches USB to a 12v socket.
How in the world did they not put exhausts in the back?
I was feeling this until you got to the rear, no exhaust on this car??? Are they going for sporty or economy friendly with this car?
They go economy, with stylish design, high tech, 4-cylinder engines, and affordable prices. Actually they focus more on SUVs now, and slowly move away from sedans ...
Remember when Jag made cool looking cars