Best Model and Performance 2010 Jaguar XJ

This location allowed design chief Ian Callum to show off the new luxury sedan’s plan view and thus its most controversial feature, its piano-black trim. The 2010 Jaguar XJ features a piece of the trim on the roof rails connecting the C-pillar to the other edge of the rear quarter-window. The piano black trim, which shows up only close up on metallic black or British Racing Green paint, stands out like a piece of protective trim covering on virtually any other paint color silver, for example. The XJ is a bigger car than it looks. Jaguar worked hard on the sedan’s aerodynamics, for high-speed stability and low wind noise and fuel efficiency.













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