The Jaguar X Type 2007 comes in Sedan. The Jaguar X Type 2007 is available in Premium Unleaded Petrol. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Sedan 2.1L 5 SP Automatic to the Sedan 3.0L 5SP ...

The 2007 X-type, the smallest and most affordable Jaguar model, has standard all-wheel drive and sporty handling, with a nice ride and luxurious interior, making it an often-overlooked alternative to ...

Prices shown for the used 2007 Jaguar X-Type Sedan 4D 3.0 AWD with NaN miles are what people paid to buy this vehicle or what people received when trading in this vehicle at a dealer. Edit options.

The Jaguar S Type 2007 prices range from $10,560 for the basic trim level Sedan S Type 3.0 Diesel Luxury to $24,310 for the top of the range Sedan S Type R. The Jaguar S Type 2007 comes in Sedan. The ...

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A cat flows like dark liquid in moonlight, and so do the lines of a Jaguar S-Type. You can buy other mid-size luxury sedans with similar performance, but you won't find another that looks anything ...

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