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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2023
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I have a 2017 XE R Sport AWD 25t petrol. It's now done 25k miles. Absolutely amazing car and after adding a TDI Tuning box it now runs just over 300bhp. I've had it for almost 3 years now and had no issues whatsoever.
I like my XE.
I've had it for just over 6 months and have put about 7,000 miles on it without any issues. It had 38,000 miles on it when I bought it and cost around £14,000 from a Jaguar dealer.
Mine is 2016 base-spec manual diesel and I see a little over a measured 60MPG on a motorway journey at a steady 70MPH. The performance is adequate but not electrifying - maybe a remap would help but I personally won't bother. It has very nice handling and feels very planted on the road with light controls but plenty of feel. I prefer manuals but the very long-legged ratios mean you do want to be in the correct gear at all times. The clutch biting point on mine is fairly high, hope that's not a sign of wear. Hopefully the 100,000 mile one you tried shows that a cam-chain failure is not inevitable but I believe repairs are affordable at a push from a specialist, as long as it doesn't actually snap and cause valve damage.
It's very comfortable on a long trip; quiet and relaxed running very low revs at cruising speeds in sixth gear by which I mean a real 80MPH on French autoroutes (130KPH). It's comfortable for 4 people over long distances but the 5th seat is not usable due to the transmission tunnel. I don't have the Meridian system and the sound is nothing to write home about but not terrible. The boot is not huge especially with the spare wheel option that mine has. I have folding rear seats and they are a useful option. It's EU6 and this particular year/spec qualifies for free road tax. For now at least. I like the styling, I slightly miss the flexibility of an estate like my previous Jag - an X-Type that I had a few years ago. It's not a small car and I wouldn't want anything bigger.
Overall very happy with the XE so far and planning to keep it for a few years if it behaves.
I bought the 2010 XF with 33k miles, 13k USD. These machines are an insane value.
I have a 2016 XE 2.0d with 120,000kms on the clock, owned it from new. It had engine mount issues (vibration at idle) at the beginning, was repaired under warranty within the first 2 years. Yes, the timing chain needs to be replaced at about 95,000km - indications are check engine light and engine sounding like a tractor. Other than that - jet cooler solenoid (false oil critically low warnings), thermostat (coolant temp never goes above a quarter) and front suspension top mounts (handling issues with visible disintegration, seen from the bonnet). Other than those, it has been reliable. This is from an Alfa owner before the Jag :)
I have the more basic Prestige which doesn't have flared sills or add on spoiler. I can see why people like the R Sport but personally I like the clean lines of the basic design.
If you're getting an XE, check it's had, or budget in, a timing chain and water pump replacement.
That said, it's the best car I've ever driven, it is absolutely superb on ride, handling and steering feel. I love it! Every journey feels like a pleasure in it.
I have just brought a XE, did hear all the bad things about this car but ot didnt put me off, its a great looking and driving car, there are plenty with way over 100k, even touching 200k ive seen, that tells me alot.
I did call Jaguar to enquiry about getting the chain done but thay said you dont get it done for no reason, you will know when it starts to go, to be honest your always going to hear bad things about cars, they said my Eco sport belt had a chance of snapping around 20k, well over that now, your always going to hear bad stories but this is a great car and only time will tell.
I got a jaguar xe 2.0d for 4 years I don’t have any problem with the diesel engine at all and no problem with the car at all
how’s it holding up?
No problems at all, still loving the car, taking it on a long journey in April@@paperroutee
Ok, I watched your video, and I decided to buy one. I bought a 2018, manual, 2.0 diesel, 100k miles. 3 months later, engine sounds like a tractor, basically I have to replace turbo and timing belt. And is not cheap at all, £3640. Fuck this car
I got a jaguar xe 2.0d for 4 years I don’t have any problem with the diesel engine at all and no problem with the car at all. You should not buy a diesel car at all
I have the 2018 v6 supercharged awd 35T r sport, and I simply love it. If you have the budget, this engine, with the air intake pipe and filter, lower and upper pulley upgrade, and a tune, is a true driving experience for relatively lower end money that will provide the level of performance, handling, and simply terrific driving fun, that will challenge so many 100K priced vehicles I can think of. I also added sport cat down pipes from Fabspeed, and my XE sounds like a v8F type, with an exhaust note and supercharger whine through every gear that is just awesome.
My cooling system cracked at 75k miles. Replaced under warranty just before it expirex
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Once you hear that one it’s like nails on a chalk board.
@@Buck3366 another one he loves is "physically for sale".....what the hell does this even mean? Pretty sure things aren't virtually on sale 😬
Don't forget, "variant" "chassis" and " contemporary" 😃
I have a P300 HSE from 2020. Got it new, and it replace an Audi. Delightful car. Love it.
I got a portfolio model in black. Had it for 3 years so far, still love it. Serviced every 6000 miles. Only use premium fuel. Make sure the engine oil is changed and make sure its the right one also buy one thats done motorway miles.
Best review I’ve seen on this car. To the point honest and no drivel .
I looked at the V6 S. 340 bhp( 380 after 2018) but reliability always seemed iffy. One thing I’ll never get is why they didn’t make a V8 XE R. The V8 would fit as the V6 was just a V8 engine with the back cylinder on each bank sealed off, the bores were reduced with liners and new V6 heads went on. The crank is still the same length as a V8. Talk about cost cutting. Obviously they made that overpriced Project 8 but I think a mainstream V8 would have been fun.
I've got the same spec interior, nice to look at.
The ride on my 19s is a bit firm but to be expected.
Nope! Had one cost me a fortune in engine repairs and maintenance never again! I can’t remember what the actual issue was but oil leak engine out 💸💸💸
I got a jaguar xe 2.0d for 4 years I don’t have any problem with the diesel engine at all and no problem with the car at all even the service interval is every 2 years
Surprised it's made it to 100kengine is terribly unreliable. Petrol v6 the way to go for these but they are starting at 17k....
These start around £6k now for a somewhat okay example, very tempting but so is the older XF S 3.0d V6 or E92 330i, or even XK, so not sure what to get myself as my first car replacement
These new 2L ingenium diesels are known to be one of the most unreliable engines suffering with premature timing chain snapping and DPF issues. Which is probably why they are cheap
The early petrols weren’t a lot better. (Ford engine)
@@AndyK.1 Ive heard the 2.2 diesel ford engine land rover used before the 2L ingenium were more reliable I heard with it using a timing belt so easier to change at set intervals
Ad blue issues too.
The only reason why I didn’t purchase the new engine version. Engine out if the timing chain snapped. Went for the Ford petrol version. Far better engine. Great car.
Rear end looks fine. I like the eye looking rear clusters. Far better looking than Audi and BMW.
I hear mostly negative things on the 2.0 ingenium engine ? Anyone have some opinions?
I love my 2015 petrol XE. I didn’t purchase the new engine version for one reason only. The drive chain location. If it goes it’s engine out. Apart from that it’s a great car. Plenty of boot space. Rear leg room is fine. Drivers head room is good. Other reviews questioning this. Simply hadn’t lowered the seat position. It’s an easy car to drive.
How long have you had it ? How are the reliability and fuel economy? I am looking at the XE, however I am not sure if I'd get the diesel or EcoBoost one. I am leaning a bit toward EcoBoost mainly because most of my drives are like 5-6 kilometers and diesels do not take short journeys very well, plus all of the diesel timing chain horror stories. The only reason I still am considering the diesel is that I do a couple of 4000-5000 kilometer journeys per year and I'd like the fuel economy of the diesel. Basically 10 months of the year I do mainly short journeys and the other 2 moths I do the big journeys.
I got a jaguar xe 2.0d for 4 years I don’t have any problem with the diesel engine at all and no problem with the car at all even the service interval is every 2 years no charges for the services
9:10 fax bro. I'm so angry at the fact that they've removed the buttons on newer cars 🤦🏾♂️
You need £20k, £11k for the car and £9k for replacement engine. 21000 mile service intervals is no way to maintain any car.
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Love mine ❤️
beautiful car no question about it, but it is extremely unreliable.
Throw those.cars in the trash i brought me 2017 the engine blew out
you do realise these Jaguars are based on the Ford Mondeo so its technically a Mondeo in a Fancy Dress, yet they spend more time in a Garage getting fixed than actually being on the roads
You're so wrong
The x type shared 11% of the mondeo and thst shared a modified platform. Newer jags (xf and newer) have nothing to do with fords
I think you are confusing the XE with the Xtype mate. The XE was a bespoke platform.
Jaguars have a reputation of unreliability simply because of their association with Land Rover/Range Rover. The stats have shown that jaguar is about as reliable as comparable manufacturers such as Audi and bmw and a little bit below that of Mercedes.
Ford is a better reliability. I had 3 of them. Please don't mar Fords reputation by comparing them to money pit Jaguars.
XE was an all new aluminium chassis. It shared nothing with the old X Type.