As for the 2010 XK line up, it will start with a base MSRP of $83,000 (Coupe) and $89,000 (Convertible). The XKR with its 510 horsepower engine will retail for $96,000 (Coupe) MSRP and $102,000 (Convertible) MSRP.
Both 2010 Model Year XF and XK are true to the heritage of Jaguar’s legendary performance, delivering a superb balance of dynamic ability and refinement. The Jaguar revealed the new 2010 Model Year XF and XK which includes the new XFR, and next generation XKR in January.
The new powertrain options that are at the heart of the changes for 2010 model year are quite interesting. The new AJ-V8 GEN III direct-injection 5.0-liter engines are the most advanced engines Jaguar has ever produced, each offering significant increases in performance and impressive fuel economy. Both deliver more torque and power than the previous generation of engines.
The 2010 Model Year XF and XK models blend effortless high-performance and state-of-the-art powertrains with a new level of advanced technologies, intuitive control and Jaguar’s superbly crafted, new-fashioned luxury interiors. In addition, both models include a number of standard luxury features including navigation, heated front seats and satellite radio. The first XF and XK cars will be delivered to U.S. customers in summer 2009.






Unveiled at the 2009 Chicago Auto Show, with four of its Autobot friends, this version of Bumblebee is different from the earlier one. This version, based on the production model, has the requisite black and yellow paint, different wheels and a more aggressive hood scoop and front fascia. General Motors says some of the modified components will be offered as accessories.





On the outside, the NV200 looks no different than a modern van, with a cab-forward design, wraparound grille, upward sweeping side windows and a high beltline. The van sits on a 111.4-inch long wheelbase, is 72.4 inches tall, and provides a spacious cargo and load area.



