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What Edmunds Says
With all-wheel drive, space for four adults, a roomy trunk and surprisingly good performance, the pleasantly affordable X-Type is the most sensible Jaguar yet; but don't let the "starts under $30,000" tag line fool you into thinking you can get a Jag for "cheap."
Pros
Reasonable base pricing, sporty handling, all-wheel drive, currently the only Jaguar available with a manual transmission.
Cons
Spartan interior design, some less-than-prestigious Ford-themed switchgear and exterior styling cues, price goes up with options faster than you can say "Ford Mondeo."
Available X-Type Sedan Models
Use the Edmunds Pricing System to help you get the best deal:
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- 2.5L V6 engine
- Manual transmission
- Up to 17 cty/25 hwy mpg
- All-wheel drive
- Side/Curtain Airbags
- Traction Control
- Navigation System (Optional)
- Stability Control (Optional)
3.0
- 3.0L V6 engine
- Automatic transmission
- Up to 16 cty/23 hwy mpg
- All-wheel drive
- Side/Curtain Airbags
- Traction Control
- Navigation System (Optional)
- Stability Control (Optional)
What's New for 2003
Jaguar introduced its youth-oriented X-Type last year, so 2003 holds little changes for the baby Jag. There's a slight reduction in the price of the base model, and electrochromic mirrors are standard on all trim levels. Cars equipped with the 3.0-liter mill now get 17-inch wheels and a CD player as standard equipment.
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