Jaguar Raises Standard for Luxury Cars With Update of Flagship Sedan
IRVINE, Calif. April 4, 2007 – Renowned for its lavish interior and signature styling, the company’s flagship sedan, the Jaguar XJ, gets an even more confident look for the 2008 model year with visual changes, technological advances such as HD Radio technology, and additional features across the range.
Exterior styling for the new XJ has been given a more contemporary, assertive look whilst maintaining its luxury and elegant stance. An all-new front-end design combined with side power vents, lower body sills and subtle rear aero spoiler give the new XJ a more modern, dynamic appearance. New 19 inch and 20 inch wheels for both standard and long wheelbase models reinforce the confident attitude.
While the XJ’s exterior becomes more athletic, the cabin is more luxurious than ever with a new seat design that provides additional comfort and support while increasing usable rear leg room. An advanced active cooling system is available as an enhancement to the standard three-stage heated front seats. The new three-stage cooling feature is standard on Vanden Plas, XJR and Super V8 models.
The interior enhancements do not end there as a number of technological features have also been improved.
The new XJ is oneof the first cars in North America to offer a factory-installed multicast HD Radio receiver, providing listeners with free, digital-quality broadcast radio.
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