2012 Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel

2012 Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel with the four-cylinder XF covering a distance of 816 miles or 1,312 kilometers on 64 liters of diesel fuel, which gives an average fuel economy of 57mpg UK, equal to 4.9 lt/100km and 47.5 mpg US. Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel saloon will be as the most fuel-efficient model in its history.

2012 Jaguar XF car run produces with 190-horses and 332 lbs ft of torque allowing the XF to accelerate from naught to 62mph (100km/h)in 8.5-seconds before reaching a top speed of 140mph (225 km/h). The four-pot is connected to a new eight-speed ZF automatic gearbox and, in a first for Jaguar, a Stop-Start system.



The company set out to complete a journey from its factory at Castle Bromwich in Birmingham, UK, to Munich, Germany, on a single tank of fuel. It will join the rest of the facelifted Jaguar XF range in Europe this September.

When test drive, David Madgwick accompanied by navigator Alexander Madgwick, drove the vehicle, which left Jaguar’s facilities with a little over 3,000-miles on the clock.

“The entire development team is very proud of what the new Jaguar XF 2.2 has achieved – this not only proves the efficiency of the new model but underlines that performance and economy can be combined,” said Andy Whyman, Chief Programme Engineer for the XF. The crew was met in Munich by Chief Programme Engineer for the XF, Andy Whyman commented.