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Asked by Rico Mar 01, 2016 at 11:13 PM about the 2011 Jaguar XF XF Supercharged RWD

Question type: General

Looking at a 2011 Jaguar XF supercharged ... Is this car a
good buy or a major headache?

6 Answers

15,715

Good buy??? That depends on the selling price. Now, part two... the 2011 is in most cases a good car. Jaguar got a lot of the bugs out of the car when Ford bought them.

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The asking price was 22,500 the car has 42,000 miles on it ... I thought when the newer models came out ford didn't own them anymore

15,715

You're right, Ford doesn't own them anymore. What I said was " Jaguar got a lot of the bugs out of the car when Ford bought them" Now, I think they are owned by the Indian company Tata Motors since 2008.. I am not sure if they still own them or not but I think they do. 42k miles is low for a 2011 and I presume the car is in excellent condition. You don't say if you are buying from dealer or individual and that makes a difference in price. It is up to you to determine what this particular car is actually worth vs what you are willing to pay for it.

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I'm into fast cars but also gotta have luxury ... When u buy foreign cars I knw what I'm getting if something goes wrong parts and labor are gonna cost... Just was looking for something dependable and not having to put into the shop every other week

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15,715

I know what you mean. I got a 2010 AMG-63 for Christmas... Luxury and speed. Only no idea what it will cost when something goes wrong. Soooo much electronics. If my answers helped, I would appreciate a check on helpful/best. Thanks

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