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The Jaguar XK was a series of 2-door grand tourer sports cars that began production in 1996 and ended in 2014. Ian Cullum, who was also responsible for inking the Aston Martin DB7 and Vanquish designs, designed the XK, XK8 and XK R-series Jaguars. Production ceased in 2014 with no replacement until the F-Type came along. It’s a car for people who want to get to where they going not only in a Bond kind of style but also get there fast. The XK and XKR ride on the same suspension which also allows it to pull the same skidpan figures.
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Review Summary
PROS
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Comfortable
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Sporty performance
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Elegant looks
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Lavish interior
CONS
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Space can be a bit confining
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Electronic problems
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