Jaguar XJ

No golf club car park would be complete without a handful of Jaguars. The very rich players may well afford a Rolls-Royce or Bentley, but what about the average golf enthusiast? What should he drive? One of our favourites is the stalwart of the luxury car class, Jaguar's XJ saloon.

Though the media criticises Jaguar for designing the new XJ to be so retro it is verging on old-fashioned, the XJ continues to sell well. There are several very good reasons for that. Despite its reserved looks (which I might add still appeal to many buyers), the new XJ is bristling with advanced features, such as lightweight aluminium construction and a fabulous V6 diesel engine and bags of character that few modern cars possess. Of course, to many second-hand buyers the advantage of a conservatively styled new XJ is that they can get away with buying an older model, fitting a personalised plate and nobody is the wiser.

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