Jaguar
XF Sportbrake By Maxine Ashford.
Is there any better way to make a lasting impression than being part of a winning team supporting Tour de France champion, Olympic gold medallist and BBC Sports Personality of the Year, Sir Bradley Wiggins?
gruelling European routes. But there is so much more to this classy vehicle than simply load- lugging and it has just gone on sale in the UK with prices starting from £31,940. Packed with class-leading technology,
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the Sportbrake brings an air of sporty sophistication to the estate car scene thanks to
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hat’s exactly how the sleek Jaguar XF Sportbrake fi rst burst on to the scene last year as it helped transport the Team Sky bikes along the
its elegant design, beautifully-crafted interior and sumptuous comfort levels. T is car is guaranteed to bring out the green-
eyed monster in onlookers as it glides gracefully past and the overall driving experience means no journey will ever be too long. Eye-catching features include incredibly sleek
streamlining, LED daytime running lights, tinted windows with chrome surrounds, stylish light clusters, body-coloured door mirrors and door handles, electrically-folding side mirrors,
smart alloys and a powered tailgate that off ers access to a voluminous boot area that can hold an amazing 1,675 litres. And this storage capacity can be increased even further thanks to 60:40 split folding rear seats. As one would expect from a premium
brand like Jaguar, the interior oozes class and lavish styling at every turn. T e very fi nest materials and leathers have been blended to create a warm, welcoming and luxurious cabin atmosphere for all occupants. And with an
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