Jaguar XF for police in Britain

Police forces is looking for  a vehicle with a good price / quality, environmental performance and the necessary follow road, “said Geoff Cousins, UK Managing Director of Jaguar Cars.

Jaguar XF than other competitors in the market by its low fuel consumption and low CO2 emissions. “The vehicle police monitoring requires a high level of performance and maneuverability, but should offer safety and comfort,” he added Cousins.

Jaguar XF police receive a diesel engine S of 3.0 liters, which develops 275 HP. Offering a couple on a wide range of speeds, a prompt response of acceleration and low emissions of CO2, twin-turbo engine is one of the best in its class.

“We hope that through this performance – acceleration from 0-100 km / h in 5.9 seconds – to achieve and even exceed the standards of any police cars.

Jaguar top 225 mph in a secret test

Jaguar have pushed the new XFR to its limits in a secret test at the Bonneville Salt Flats, and in doing so broke the record for the fastest ever Jaguar. The modified XFR reached a staggering 225.675 mph on its run, powered by a tweaked version of the newly launched 5.0 litre engine in the supercharged Jaguar XFR. The engine was almost standard, save a new air intake, revised supercharger settings and new exhaust system, boosting the power from 503 to 600 horsepower, but all the engine internals were untouched, as was the standard gearbox, boding well for tuners to come along and liberate even more power. Jaguar also modified the bodywork with a new front skirt and a huge rear wing to give downforce and stability at speed…more here: www.jaguar-cars-blog.com