Got the same model, same colour and interior two and half years ago with 38,000 on the clock. Excellent car and surprisingly economical. As far as road noise goes, it's not a problem with mine. Although, mine is the 30l S and the tyres are 255x35x20 which can be a slightly stiffer ride on rougher roads and you will not experience that wafting sensation. However when on good roads and motorways the Jaguar shows what it can do and is very comfortable.
Great video, camera positioning is excellent, kept it simple,,, nicely done,, good work. Just one thing, I was listening to the video on headphones, sounds like a lot of road noise or maybe the sensitivity of the microphone? Maybe a little tour around the car both interior and exterior would v been good,, but excellent video overall,, well done.
thanks for that, there is a link in the top right hand corner of the video which gives you a "full video" of the outside, close ups of everything inside and there is also a 360° Interior video where you can look around your self with your mouse, the sound i am afraid is amplified by the professional recording equipment that i use, but i will have to leave it like that without using any filters otherwise the engine noise and my voice is slightly altered
Sorry but I don't understand your comments on keyless ignition. When you get out of the car, if the keys are still in there it won't lock, so it's impossible to forget to take them with you. The small cubby in the centre console is the perfect place to put them. Or one of the 2 cup holders,. Or the larger storage area under the arm rest. Or the door pocket. Or your own pocket. If none of those will do there's also a dedicated slot on the lower right side of the dash. I've never had a problem.
i get that, but whats the point of having keyless ignition without keyless entry, you have the key out anyway to open the car door so you may as well just put it in the ignition then its easy to find when you get out and have to lock the car with it, then and only then can you put it in your pocket
I keep mine in my coat pocket and have learned to press the unlock without taking it out of my pocket. Its a BMW 3 series key so its quite chunky and easy to get the right button through the coat pocket.
Hi Barrie, Have really enjoyed your reviews, shame you have not done any recent ones. I currently have the Merc CLS 350CDI but want to get an XF. However my mechanic keeps warning me that I will get lots of problems with the electrics & DPF Filters. Any advice would be appreciated. Cheers And thats open to any XF owners on here.
Keep the key in your pocket. On the door handles there are black square buttons to lock the car. To open it just pull the door handle it will open if the key is within 3 meters of the car.
Is there a huge difference in power between the 3 litre diesel Luxury/ Premium Luxury and the 3 litre s version. I believe that there is approximately 40bhp difference. Is this a significance difference. Thanks.
My Son has the lower powered V6 on a 2011 facelifted XF, and I have the 2010 s model. He said the difference is amazing when he took mine out. Even standing still he said the engine is much more responsive. I also get slightly better MPG. he has 500nm Torque and I have 600 nm , plus about 50 BHP more.
I really want a Jag as my next car, got a mazda 6 2011 sport atm, great car but getting issues. The practicality worries me as I really don't want the estate lol I'm looking for a 2015 R-sport 2.2 200hp do you know of anything to look out for? thanks
Did you know you can’t lock the key in the boot ? Try it ...it will electronically open the boot and beep the horn to remind you you’ve forgot or left them there buy mistake 👍
unfortunately after months of doing research to get one, I could not make myself comfortable in one. I am 6.5ft and the leg room is not enough for me. My Merc CLS has so much more room.
@@BarrieCrampton unfortunately Im not into SUV's. I also own a BMW 330i coupe and that has more leg room than the XF. My only other option would be to go for the XJ, they have more leg room. Keep up the good work 👍
There is, its motorised and is used when you battery goes totally flat in the keyfob, so it can read the RFID chip. I just keep mine in my pocket. Later models have keyless entry, so on my Sons car when he gets within a certain distance, the doors unlock. You do have to get pretty close, which is what I would expect, for security purposes..
Got the same model, same colour and interior two and half years ago with 38,000 on the clock. Excellent car and surprisingly economical. As far as road noise goes, it's not a problem with mine. Although, mine is the 30l S and the tyres are 255x35x20 which can be a slightly stiffer ride on rougher roads and you will not experience that wafting sensation. However when on good roads and motorways the Jaguar shows what it can do and is very comfortable.
they are lovely cars to drive thats for sure
Really clever trick,to adjust the steering wheel when driving!
Thankyou, its not like it disconnects 😂
Nice car, nice ride and the Jag on the steeringwheel is laughing all the time.
Beautiful Jaguars
The Laughing Jag is probably mates with your local Mechanic thats why.
@@Kobain222 he 's mates with my neighbour
Carnt wait to get my jaguar XF in March gorgeous car a late birthday present to myself and I'm only 35
jack Younger Enjoy!
which one are you getting ?
And learn to leave your wallet at home...
@@IceMan-il7dx haha ice man u been watching the old top gears.."oh dear it appears to be that I've forgotten my wallet!"
Im doin same friday cant wait
Came across your channel by chance. Great video, we are currently in the process of scouring Autotrader for the Jaguar XF.
cheers, keep an eye on our website www.ggcars.co.uk we are looking for more at the moment, great cars, great value for money too
Great video, camera positioning is excellent, kept it simple,,, nicely done,, good work. Just one thing, I was listening to the video on headphones, sounds like a lot of road noise or maybe the sensitivity of the microphone? Maybe a little tour around the car both interior and exterior would v been good,, but excellent video overall,, well done.
thanks for that, there is a link in the top right hand corner of the video which gives you a "full video" of the outside, close ups of everything inside and there is also a 360° Interior video where you can look around your self with your mouse, the sound i am afraid is amplified by the professional recording equipment that i use, but i will have to leave it like that without using any filters otherwise the engine noise and my voice is slightly altered
Remember that - if camera is attached to any part of the car it will get more noises. I have same model bit younger and it's really quiet.
There is a key fob holder under your right knee, if you must put it somewhere other than your pocket.
MH30R which is place
Yes, MH30R is correct. There's a key slot around where your right knee sits. Very convenient really.
Key in the pocket? Also what’s the mpg return please ?
I wonder how much snow Barry has Sold to the Eskimos today
not enough, back to work tomorrow
Sorry but I don't understand your comments on keyless ignition. When you get out of the car, if the keys are still in there it won't lock, so it's impossible to forget to take them with you. The small cubby in the centre console is the perfect place to put them. Or one of the 2 cup holders,. Or the larger storage area under the arm rest. Or the door pocket. Or your own pocket. If none of those will do there's also a dedicated slot on the lower right side of the dash. I've never had a problem.
what about just putting them in the ignition lock, then they wouldnt be as easy to steal either
Supposed to leave the key in your pocket :)
Keyless ignition... keep the key in your pocket lol
i get that, but whats the point of having keyless ignition without keyless entry, you have the key out anyway to open the car door so you may as well just put it in the ignition then its easy to find when you get out and have to lock the car with it, then and only then can you put it in your pocket
I keep mine in my coat pocket and have learned to press the unlock without taking it out of my pocket. Its a BMW 3 series key so its quite chunky and easy to get the right button through the coat pocket.
Hi Barrie, Have really enjoyed your reviews, shame you have not done any recent ones. I currently have the Merc CLS 350CDI but want to get an XF. However my mechanic keeps warning me that I will get lots of problems with the electrics & DPF Filters. Any advice would be appreciated. Cheers And thats open to any XF owners on here.
Keep the key in your pocket. On the door handles there are black square buttons to lock the car. To open it just pull the door handle it will open if the key is within 3 meters of the car.
joelywii
Not on this model there isn't. only the later models have the keyless entry.
Is there a huge difference in power between the 3 litre diesel Luxury/ Premium Luxury and the 3 litre s version. I believe that there is approximately 40bhp difference. Is this a significance difference. Thanks.
My Son has the lower powered V6 on a 2011 facelifted XF, and I have the 2010 s model. He said the difference is amazing when he took mine out. Even standing still he said the engine is much more responsive. I also get slightly better MPG. he has 500nm Torque and I have 600 nm , plus about 50 BHP more.
I really want a Jag as my next car, got a mazda 6 2011 sport atm, great car but getting issues. The practicality worries me as I really don't want the estate lol I'm looking for a 2015 R-sport 2.2 200hp do you know of anything to look out for? thanks
if you get one thats been well serviced and looked after you will be ok, they are fantastic cars
Did you know you can’t lock the key in the boot ? Try it ...it will electronically open the boot and beep the horn to remind you you’ve forgot or left them there buy mistake 👍
excellent, but i will take your word for it
Not on the 2010 model. I tried and locked my key in the boot. Had to use the spare to open the car and retrieve the key.
You can keep the key in your pocket.
unfortunately after months of doing research to get one, I could not make myself comfortable in one. I am 6.5ft and the leg room is not enough for me. My Merc CLS has so much more room.
Blast!!! have you tried one without the sunroof? you need a Range Rover
@@BarrieCrampton unfortunately Im not into SUV's. I also own a BMW 330i coupe and that has more leg room than the XF. My only other option would be to go for the XJ, they have more leg room. Keep up the good work 👍
There's a key dock near your right knee.
There is, its motorised and is used when you battery goes totally flat in the keyfob, so it can read the RFID chip.
I just keep mine in my pocket.
Later models have keyless entry, so on my Sons car when he gets within a certain distance, the doors unlock. You do have to get pretty close, which is what I would expect, for security purposes..
Jaaaaaag
Have you tried your pocket, duh
Have you tried being nice? Duh!
Keyless is bullshit tech. Agree I don't want it. Yet rest of the car is beautifully simple.
Keyless start is quite handy. Keyless entry on the other hand? Not so much. Too many security concerns.
@@AWMJoeyjoejoe you can turn it off. It was one of the first jobs I did when I got mine.
sounds rather noisy on the motorway , can hardly hear the commentary
Can you review a Mercedes Benz e class 2015
+Amit Mangat as soon as we get one in i will with pleasure
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