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Jaguar Models and Specifications

Jaguar appears here as a brand page, with its listings sorted by model, body style and powertrain. The sections that follow explain how those three filters relate to ordinary use.

21 models · Every supplied generation

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420

1 generation ↗

E-Pace

2 generations ↗

E-type

3 generations ↗

F-Pace

2 generations ↗

F-Type

3 generations ↗

I-Pace

2 generations ↗

Mark 2

1 generation ↗

Mark IV

1 generation ↗

Mark IX

1 generation ↗

S-Type

2 generations ↗

XE

2 generations ↗

XF

4 generations ↗

XFR

2 generations ↗

XJ

9 generations ↗

XJ220

1 generation ↗

XJR

6 generations ↗

XJS

3 generations ↗

XK

5 generations ↗

XKR

5 generations ↗

XK Raritet

3 generations ↗

X-Type

2 generations ↗

Jaguar Model Range

A range becomes easier to read when journey needs are set out first. The passengers carried in a typical week, the luggage that travels with them and the roads used most often together point towards a shorter shortlist.

Jaguar Body Styles

Access matters as much as overall size. Wide rear door openings and an upright roofline make fitting a child seat or helping an older passenger in less awkward, which counts on routes with frequent stops.

Jaguar Powertrains

Driving patterns are the useful guide here. Short local trips, steady motorway distances and regular towing each place different demands on a drivetrain, so a typical week tells you more than occasional exceptions.