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Janner (02-23-2015)
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Hi Guys
Thanks for your replies.
I am thinking outside the box i.e. over the year. I only do a 30 miles round trip to work (mostly dual carriageway) but also travel to Hull (400 miles each way) 2-3 times the year so am after an all rounder.
I have heard that the X-Type is a better car on fuel than the S-Type but was just asking all you Jag experts out there for their opinions.
Thank you all
Janner
Thanks for your replies.
I am thinking outside the box i.e. over the year. I only do a 30 miles round trip to work (mostly dual carriageway) but also travel to Hull (400 miles each way) 2-3 times the year so am after an all rounder.
I have heard that the X-Type is a better car on fuel than the S-Type but was just asking all you Jag experts out there for their opinions.
Thank you all
Janner
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Janner....My US spec 3.0 automatic petrol X Type gets 24mpg on the highway(not imperial gallons) and around 16 mpg around town. Diesel fuel around where I live costs much more than petrol. It kind of negates the bump in fuel mileage. I love the AWD, because a quarter of our year it is raining white stuff. I do love driving my doctors S Type though after I service it....Be cool.....Mike
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I don't do diesels ( I have owned them ) for low milage . Maybe OK for more than 12,000 miles pa. Petrol is cheap at the moment & my 2.5 petrol X type gets 25--35 mpg ( IMP ) . Petrol ...pay at the pumps. Diesel pay mech , to keep the smelly , oily ,noisey, cancer causing lump running. Diesels are best left in big rigs & Locomotives .
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