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2008 Jaguar S-TYPE - Web Chatter

MSRP: $48,335 - $64,335 See Local Classifieds
 
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Edmunds
2008 jaguar s-type Professional Edmunds Review

...we think most prospective buyers will be happier with more desirable choices such as an Audi A6/S6, BMW 5 Series, Lexus GS or Mercedes-Benz E-Class. The 2008 model year will be the S-Type's last...

CarGurus
2008 Jaguar S-Type Overview

...Jaguar also added Rear Park Assist to the list of standard features, and offers a number of new interior design options, such as Satin Mahogany veneer trim and an Ivory and Charcoal leather...

Cars.com
2008 Jaguar S-Type Professional Cars.com Review

...Round taillamps help display what Jaguar calls a "more technical look [and] more presence." Mesh inserts are fitted in place of fog lamps in the S-Type R to allow air to reach the car's twin oil...

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JAGUAR 7.5

...Cons: NOT EVEN 4 MONTHS LATER ,AFTER PURCHASE, THE FRONT AND DRIVERSIDE FRONT WINDOWS DROPPED ...THE REGULATORS IN THE DOOR BROKE AND THE DEALERSHIP EXPLAINED...

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I Love This Car

...it have a hight performance so nice as a luxiry car it look classic in the same time it's fast car, the braking system is good it have ABS brak, so fun car to...

Cars.com user
dont let good looks fool you

..."I bought a 2001 jaguar s type 3.0 cause it looked good and felt good. But what good is it when you cant drive it. It broke down many times one month after i...

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A luxurious world class performer

...Under the hood, you truly could not ask for more, 420HP high revving and eager to please engine, a perky transmission ready to manually accomodate any gear...


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Can I match a GSR head w/ a B16 block?
I know most ppl have done a poorman's type r w/ a b16 head and gsr block...but i have a port/polished GSR head and want to know if it will bolt on to b16 block instead ....or will it need some modification (do i need to bore to 1.8 L to match GSR head)? Please help..TY
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 3 answers

no you dont need to bore it. use the b16 head gasket.

What are some must have features i should get on a mini cooper?
not the s type i was thinking all black i also want it to be automatic
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 4 answers

too bad you dont want an s, and especially bad that you want an automatic. the minis come with a VVT auto trans and they have nothing but issues. if i were you i'd learn to drive a stick. other than that, if you decide to get nav, remember an updated nav disc will cost you about 200.00 every time...

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The 2008 Jaguar S-Type is the most outdated vehicle in its class, yet to some, its styling, especially from the outside, comes across as classy and appealing.

But that appeal is limited, as it's quite cramped inside and inefficiently designed compared to the competition.

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class has a similar price, yet it feels up-to-date and offers many high-tech options not available in the S-Type.

For example, it's available with all-wheel drive, which is not at all offered on the Jaguar.

The A6 also can be equipped with all-wheel drive, and it has a nice, modern interior design, along with a sportier feel behind the wheel.

On a different note, there's the Lexus GS, which has a stiffer ride but impressive performance, although its interior is also quite cramped.

The Lincoln MKS might actually appeal to some of the shoppers eyeing the base 3.0-liter S-Type.

It's a very roomy sedan, with a well-designed interior, high standards of refinement, and lots of standard equipment, all for a lower price, though it might not have the same cachet with the valet-parking folks.

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