Performance; stunning interior appointments, and a wide range of quality materials.

2009 Jaguar XF lease: Model Changes:

The all-new XF lease replaces the S-Type lease in lease Jaguar's 2009 lineup and takes a dramatic new design direction with a sportier focus.

2009 Jaguar XF lease: Model Value:

Jaguar's 2009 XF lease, with its sleek, coupe-like shape, sport-sedan performance, and stunning interior, competes very well with models such as the BMW lease 5-Series, Lexus lease GS 460, and Mercedes-Benz lease E-Class. It also boasts higher-grade materials such as those available in more exclusive vehicles. And like other Jaguar lease models, the new Jaguar lease XF also promises a uniquely British personality compared to other luxury cars.

2009 Jaguar XF lease: Model Overview:

North American Jaguar lease XF models will get either a 300-horsepower, 4.2L V8 for 2009, or a supercharged 4.2L V8 worth 420 horsepower. With either engine, the XF lease has rapid acceleration on par with some of the fastest German sports sedans. According to Jaguar lease, the standard XF lease can accelerate to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds while the supercharged model can do it in just 5.1 seconds. The XF's gear selector uses a unique rotary design that Jaguar claims is intuitive and also saves interior space; it includes a Sequential Shift System, which enables the driver to command gear shifts of the six-speed automatic transmission with steering-wheel-mounted paddles. With the best torsional stiffness in its class, according to Jaguar lease, the XF lease is able to offer impressive handling and performance while also allowing a smooth and well-controlled ride. Variable ratio power-assisted steering offers reduced effort while parking plus better control at high speed.The interior departs from the typical luxury-car mold with a new design direction. As with other Jaguar lease models, the XF has high-grade materials-including supple leathers and a striking matte-metallic finish. The XF lease also has a choice of real wood veneers, including Satin American Walnut, Burl Walnut, or Rich Oak, with aluminum highlights. Air conditioning vents are completely flush with the dashboard until the ignition is switched on, when they rotate to an open position, overhead console lamps operate through a special touch- or proximity-sensing system, and the interior is bathed in cool blue lighting at night. There are various storage compartments inside, and front cup holders are large enough for a 44-ounce beverage cup.The available top-of-the-range, 440-watt Bowers & Wilkins Premium Sound System has been specifically designed for the lease XF's cabin; it has surround sound processing, 14 speakers, a remote amplifier, and Kevlar speaker cones. The lease XF's audio systems are fully compatible with portable audio players or USB memory sticks.An extensive list of electronic driving aids is offered on the XF, including anti-lock brakes with electronic brakeforce distribution and cornering brake control. The electronic stability control system includes Understeer Control Logic, which decelerates the car and helps restore grip in extreme maneuvers or in the loss of traction. The lease XF's dynamic stability control system offers two different modes, including a "Trac DSC" mode that allows more slip before intervening, for more enthusiastic driving. XF lease models also offer a winter driving mode.Available high-tech features on the XF lease include front and rear parking aids, a blind-spot monitor, adaptive cruise control, and voice-activated controls for the navigation system and hands-free calling interface.

Jaguar Lease: Jaguar XJ lease Model Strengths:
Strong acceleration; plush ride; fuel efficiency compared to rivals; back-seat space (LWB models).

Jaguar Lease: Jaguar XJ lease Model Changes:
Jaguar's big XJ lease luxury sedan gets a number of cosmetic changes inside and out for 2008. The front end has been revised, there's a new rear aero spoiler, a rear chrome strip, and a restyled rear bumper, and there are new "power vents" gracing the car's sides. The standard wheel size has been increased to 19 inches, and three new exterior colors are added to the lineup.Inside, all models get a new seat design with "sew-style" trim and a standard heated function with optional cooling, along with the advantage of increased rear legroom. Also, the Bluetooth hands-free interface can now pair up to five phones.

Jaguar Lease: Jaguar XJ lease Model Value:
With an enhanced appearance for 2008, lease Jaguar's XJ sedans offer a uniquely British look and feel compared to the luxury competition, and the long-wheelbase models in particular offer vast back-seat space without significantly sacrificing maneuverability. According to Jaguar lease, the long wheelbase XJ lease models are the longest in their class-longer than the Mercedes-Benz lease S-Class or BMW lease 7-Series. Acceleration and handling with either the standard engine or the supercharged engine is impressive, as is fuel-efficiency, and the ride is as smooth as any rival's.

Jaguar Lease: Jaguar XJ lease Model Overview:
The 2008 Jaguar lease XJ sedan is available with two engines, in two different lengths-short wheelbase (SWB) and long wheelbase (LWB)-in a total of five models. LWB models are stretched by five inches between the front and rear wheels compared to the SWB models, yielding 4.5 inches more rear legroom while having the same trunk space.The base XJ8 lease has a 300-horsepower, 4.2L V8 and the SWB body style; the XJ8 L lease keeps the same equipment but adds the LWB body style, with its expanded back-seat space. Next up is the luxurious Vanden Plas, which also uses the 300-horsepower engine and the LWB body style. The Super V8 is equipped in a similarly opulent fashion, but comes with a 400-horsepower, supercharged version of the 4.2L V8. The supercharged engine is also offered on the sporty XJR lease model, which uses the shorter body.Both engines have aluminum construction with chain-driven overhead camshafts, and include a six-speed automatic transmission. The supercharged engine gets two high-efficiency intercoolers, a twin-pump fuel system, and forged, oil-cooled pistons to handle the extra forces. The supercharged models can accelerate to 60 mph in only 5.0 seconds. Yet the XJ lease has better fuel economy than most other cars in its class, with EPA estimates of 16 city, 25 highway.Aluminum alloys are also used extensively throughout the lease XJ's body construction, which enables it to be significantly lighter than most other vehicles its size. It's strong as well; Jaguar lease says that the aluminum front structure can withstand impacts of up to 10 mph with no damage to the main bodyshell. The sheetmetal is also designed for easy collision repair.The interior is especially roomy in LWB models, where back-seat occupants have picnic trays that fold down from the back of the front seats. With optional equipment, rear-seat occupants can also have dual entertainment screens and individual audio inputs. In the Super V8, there's full four-way power adjustment for outboard back-seat occupants, and the climate-control system has four zones.Supercharged models get a number of upgrades to manage the increased power, including larger performance disc brakes on all four wheels and revised suspension settings. Across the line, the Enhanced Computer Active Suspension Technology (ECATS) system controls damping characteristics to assure both a smooth ride and crisp handling.Materials vary depending on the model. Standard XJ8 lease and XJ8 L lease models get soft-grain leather trim with piping in a range of colors, and Burl Walnut veneers are included. Vanden Plas and Super V8 models get Peruvian boxwood or optional Elm veneers. The supercharged XJR lease gets aluminum exterior finish details, rather than the chrome embellishments found on other models.All XJ lease models come very well equipped, but top features in the line include radar-based adaptive cruise control, front park control, a 320-watt Alpine sound system, a voice-activated navigation system, and a rear DVD entertainment system with dual screens.

Jaguar XK Model Leases -- Model Strengths:

Great performance; standard navigation system; Jaguar lease luxury and cachet.

Jaguar XK Model Changes for the Jaguar XK:

The superb Jaguar lease XK was redesigned for 2007 and undergoes few changes for 2008. Base prices for the Jaguar lease coupe and convertible are unchanged. On the Jaguar lease XKRs, a new Portfolio Package is available in either aluminum or walnut themes and include, among other goodies, 20-inch staggered-width wheels and tires with a new high-performance braking system, a 525-watt sound system with Bowers & Wilkins speakers, Sirius satellite radio, soft grain leather seating, and aluminum side vents.

Jaguar XK for lease: Model Value:

Jaguar lease premiered this generation of the XK lease in 2007 with fresh styling and more powerful engines. Jaguar's traditional attention to luxury is present, with lots of leather, standard navigation, and a quiet ride, even in convertible form. The Jaguar lease 2008 XKs are handsome vehicles, with styling reminiscent of Aston Martin, but with a base sticker price almost half that of the DB9.

Jaguar XK lease: Model Overview:

Constructed mostly of aluminum, the 2008 Jaguar lease XK is significantly stiffer than prior generations. This lease Jaguar's 4.2L V8 engine is refined and powerful, and is mated to a six-speed sequential transmission with steering wheel paddle shifters. Underneath, the eCATS system actively adjusts the suspension to keep the ride smooth yet sporty. Traction control and dynamic stability control are standard, and the roomy interior is even stocked with a standard DVD-based navigation system. The four-model lineup includes the normally-aspirated V8 Jaguar lease XK coupe and convertible (with 300 horsepower) and their rakish alter egos, the supercharged lease XKRs (420 horsepower).Jaguar lease aimed for a thoroughbred sports car with the XK lease and succeeded. The chassis has many aluminum components, helping the convertibles remain stiff enough to handle as respectable sports cars. The transmission, with three settings, can be luxury smooth or razor sharp depending on the driver's mood. Luxury is lease Jaguar's signature, and both XK lease and XKR lease come well-appointed and offer several customization options. On the XK lease, plenty of leather, aluminum, and two choices of interior wood trim make for a classy interior. Opt for the Aluminum Luxury package and 20-inch staggered-width wheels and tires are added, the dashboard gets wrapped in leather, the seats receive 16-way power adjusters, and the steering wheel is heated. A Premium Sound Package adds a 525-watt amplifier and Dolby surround sound with Sirius satellite radio. An Advanced Technology Package adds adaptive cruise control and active front lighting. The XKR lease can be made even more opulent. Owners select from either aluminum or three wood trims to begin with. To take the XKR lease to a new level, a new Portfolio Package is available with either engine-spun aluminum or satin walnut themes and includes, among other goodies, 20-inch staggered-width wheels and tires with a new high-performance braking system, a 525-watt sound system with Bowers & Wilkins speakers, Sirius satellite radio, soft grain leather seating, and aluminum side vents. The convertible soft top operates via a single button and neatly stows under aluminum tonneau cover. It also features a heated glass rear window. When the top is down the occupants are protected in the event of a rollover by roll bars that pop up behind the seats.