Joined the XJL world...
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Joined the XJL world...
Hey guys -
I'm an f-type owner, but last weekend I got ride of my awful Evoque and joined the XJL club. So far, couldn't be happier - got a pretty good deal on a '15 and so far, car has been fantastic and definitely gets some looks
I feel like the 20's actually look too small for the car, maybe it's all in my mind. Here's a few pictures:
I'm an f-type owner, but last weekend I got ride of my awful Evoque and joined the XJL club. So far, couldn't be happier - got a pretty good deal on a '15 and so far, car has been fantastic and definitely gets some looks
I feel like the 20's actually look too small for the car, maybe it's all in my mind. Here's a few pictures:
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PHilly, your wishes may be coming true here shortly. While I was in London for the Feel XE event, a little birdie told me that they were making a supercharged version of the AWD XJ. The power is going to be slightly de-tuned (458 hp as I recall). But, will still be more than enough when you need the AWD. I would anticipate it in the 2017/2018 MY car at a guess.
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To be honest, the car is massive nothing less than 20"s fits the profile, i have 22's but im going back to 20"s because i want a stock look but yes
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PHilly, your wishes may be coming true here shortly. While I was in London for the Feel XE event, a little birdie told me that they were making a supercharged version of the AWD XJ. The power is going to be slightly de-tuned (458 hp as I recall). But, will still be more than enough when you need the AWD. I would anticipate it in the 2017/2018 MY car at a guess.
Awesome news! And the timing is even pretty decent. A bit surprised they're taking their time on this since their competitors have been offering performance sedans in awd. Either way, thanks for the info
sonicd0012 - yeah, I hear ya. Have any pics of your ride on the 22's?
Jay
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Ha, yes it was...funny...it was actually wifey's ride and she hated it too! Let's see: viability was awful (but hey, kinda knew that)...really, the main issue was that over 3 years it was in the shop multiple times - various ecu updates, fuel sending units, fuel pumps - yes, plural on those took at least twice to get it all sorted and the turbo lag was unacceptable in an oem vehicle - in my opinion.
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