Jaguar has added a new Landmark Edition to its Jaguar XE range that gains bespoke 18in wheels and several sporty additions.
Building on the already well equipped R-Sport model, the Landmark Edition, priced from £36,955, gets 10-spoke ‘Style 1049’ wheels that are unique to the variant, as well as sports bumpers and a rear spoiler.
A gloss black finish covers the door mirrors, front grille surround and side strakes, while the window surrounds are in this shade. The car comes with xenon headlights and rear parking sensors.
Inside, the car is equipped with perforated leather seats and gets Landmark Edition kick plates. Features shared with R-Sport include a 10.0in touchscreen with Jaguar’s Touch Pro infotainment system and sat-nav.
The Landmark Edition variant, which costs at least £2900 more than an R-Sport model, comes in a choice of three colours: Yulong White, Firenze Red and Santorini Black.
It is available with all of the XE’s engines apart from the 2.0-litre Ingenium diesel in 161bhp form and the 296bhp version of the 2.0-litre petrol.
All XE petrol models get a new particulate filter that can capture ultra-fine particles and oxidise them into CO2.
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xenons?
Really - does this warrant coverage.
Sad to see a regurgitated press release on a special editional model for an under selling car. Its an irelevance. Come on Autocar, this is what gives rise to the fair comments that you are in JLR's back pocket. Not only that, its lazy journalism.
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The "Landmark" being commmemorated is clearly the death of the best engine available in the XE.
When will they learn that chasing volume over quality is what lead to the downfall of the American luxury brands? It takes a long time for people to unlearn a bad reputation.