Jaguar X-type's ride and handling is so charming. Basic Alpine audio is just appropriate for listenig music. I love my 20 yr.-old 2003 X-type, my everyday driving partner. At last Motorweek's video of X-type sedan has uploaded on UA-cam after 22 years from its debut! Thank you so much 💓!
Wow, a 3.0 manual. I wonder how many hundreds of those were sold. $6k sounds like a pretty big upcharge for a Taurus V6. But 0-60 in 7 sec is decent for an AWD small luxury car from 02. These have definitely visually aged better than the bloated S Type. I know it was considered a hack job then and they have pretty much all been disposed of since, but the body looks nice and taught and it incorporates Jag styling in a modern interpretation better than anything else from the Ford era.
They are very rare, I had a 2005 X type 3.0 sport five speed manual, fantastic car. The manual wasn’t incredibly precise, however. But it was extremely reliable gorgeous and I got compliments every day. I also had a 2008 XJ8 at the same time and the X got way more attention surprisingly
The 3.0l Duratec was really one of Ford's most reliable fuel injected gasoline engines. I'd trust one of these over any of the newer Tata era Jags sold nowadays.
@@jamessmallwood8488 ha. I haven’t been a teenager in decades. If you drove them like grandma, they tend to last. Unfortunately many don’t do the preventative maintenance and dealerships don’t help much. ESP now a days. Oh no you don’t need to change that. Until it breaks.
Did you own one? perhaps they were not very competitive brand new but on the Used market they were a really cool alternative. I picked one up a 2005 and 2011 for 5K with 80,000 miles. Fully loaded sport and never had any issues except for a broken tank was $30 to replace. At 140 K I sold it running perfect
Jaguar X-type's ride and handling is so charming. Basic Alpine audio is just appropriate for listenig music.
I love my 20 yr.-old 2003 X-type, my everyday driving partner.
At last Motorweek's video of X-type sedan has uploaded on UA-cam after 22 years from its debut! Thank you so much 💓!
Wow, a 3.0 manual. I wonder how many hundreds of those were sold. $6k sounds like a pretty big upcharge for a Taurus V6. But 0-60 in 7 sec is decent for an AWD small luxury car from 02.
These have definitely visually aged better than the bloated S Type. I know it was considered a hack job then and they have pretty much all been disposed of since, but the body looks nice and taught and it incorporates Jag styling in a modern interpretation better than anything else from the Ford era.
They are very rare, I had a 2005 X type 3.0 sport five speed manual, fantastic car. The manual wasn’t incredibly precise, however. But it was extremely reliable gorgeous and I got compliments every day. I also had a 2008 XJ8 at the same time and the X got way more attention surprisingly
the sexiest car ever made take a look at her shape..
I have 2002 Jaguar X-Type 2.5 L 4WD Executive .it is a excellent car.❤❤❤
I still have mine and i love it yes major TLC needed but shes a beauty in bristish racing green.
2024 and only see a handful of these on the roads. But I see way more of these in people's driveways covered with dust and spiderwebs.
Can you do some videos the 2002 Pontiac Sunfire SE 2.2 inline 4 cylinder and the 2002 Pontiac grand prix SE 3.1 V6
I'll do my best...
Do you know if they made any videos on the 1991-1992 Firebird V6’s or any year Firebird V6?
I'LL HAVE A LOOK...
Basically an AWD Taurus SHO, but as a Jaaaaaaaaag
Nope. Ford Mondeo
Ya-war
Wasn't this just a fancy Ford Mondeo?
Just a completely unreliable but very nice looking car
The 3.0l Duratec was really one of Ford's most reliable fuel injected gasoline engines. I'd trust one of these over any of the newer Tata era Jags sold nowadays.
@@flurpoid That engine, yes. The rest of the car is burning garbage.
🤡wonder what do you drive?
Only If pre owner or current owner acts like a teenager and runs I in ground til it breaks....like all vehicles you take care of it n it'll last
@@Ze_Hans probably a beamer or Mercedes...xtype has more options as standard...pu 2005 for 2k..pre owner babyed it.every options...limited edition
too bad these were junk. they were nice looking and driving cars
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Not if you took care of them but if you think you can drive it like a teenager go n yep it'll bite back
@@jamessmallwood8488 ha. I haven’t been a teenager in decades. If you drove them like grandma, they tend to last. Unfortunately many don’t do the preventative maintenance and dealerships don’t help much. ESP now a days. Oh no you don’t need to change that. Until it breaks.
If only I can go back in time to tell everyone what A terrible car this is ....
Did you own one? perhaps they were not very competitive brand new but on the Used market they were a really cool alternative. I picked one up a 2005 and 2011 for 5K with 80,000 miles. Fully loaded sport and never had any issues except for a broken tank was $30 to replace. At 140 K I sold it running perfect