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With fuel economy ratings toward the low end of the scale, the 2011 Jaguar XF isn't a green choice. Read more »

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Standout exterior
High-tech, high-fashion dash
Steamy performance across the range

Dislikes

Minuscule rear seats
Lacks all-wheel-drive option
Too rakish for the market?

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December 7, 2010

Overall Review » 8.4

Interior / Exterior » 9

Performance » 9

Quality » 8

Safety » 8

Features » 8

Fuel Economy / MPG » 5

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GREEN | 5 out of 10

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16 mpg city, 23 highway, XF; 15/21, XFR and XF Supercharged
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With the larger (5.0-liter instead of 4.2-liter) standard V-8 engine, fuel economy ratings have dropped somewhat for 2011. Standard XF models are rated 16 mpg city, 23 highway, while the 2011 Jaguar XFR checks in with a 15/21 mpg rating, which isn't outrageous considering its performance capabilities and is about the same as other rival high-performance sedans. Relative to the entire market, however, that makes the 2011 XF lineup not so green.