Jaguar's are incredible in snow! watch
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The X-Type is great in the snow. Good enough for Top Gear to drive one down a ski slope.
About 20 years ago I used to pull my moms X-Type out of snow that was 6"+ deep just to shovel out around the spot for her car. It also did great otherwise. I thought it was partly do to the tires, where were some sort of Continental all seasons. I bought them for my Bonneville and they absolutely sucked in the snow. The AWD system was just that good.
About 20 years ago I used to pull my moms X-Type out of snow that was 6"+ deep just to shovel out around the spot for her car. It also did great otherwise. I thought it was partly do to the tires, where were some sort of Continental all seasons. I bought them for my Bonneville and they absolutely sucked in the snow. The AWD system was just that good.
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The early cars with the viscous coupling in the transfer case are noticeably better in snow and ice than the later cars. I rebuilt the TC in my 07 with the coupling from an earlier case just to have the better winter performance.
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I out performed a jeep in the snow in our parking lot all four wheels of his was spinning, I just put my x-type in drive and away I went, I agree the 2002-2003 were better
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