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Jaguar Land Rover Debuting Trio of 2017 Vehicles
Jaguar Land Rover will debut its Jaguar XE entry luxury sedan, F-Pace luxury SUV, and Range Rover Evoque Convertible at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this month as 2017-MY vehicles.

Photo courtesy of Jaguar.

Photo courtesy of Jaguar.
Jaguar Land Rover will debut its Jaguar XE entry luxury sedan, F-Pace luxury SUV, and Range Rover Evoque Convertible at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this month as 2017-MY vehicles.
Jaguar is showing the U.S.-spec XE for the first time as a model that will compete with the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. It will slot in below the brand's XF and XJ models. Jaguar first announced the vehicle in April of 2014. It's expected to arrive in the U.S. for sale in the spring.
Jaguar will offer the XE with a 3.0L V-6 producing 340 hp or 380 hp when supercharged. The engine is paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission, and standard all-wheel drive. Later in the year, Jaguar will offer a four-cylinder Ingenium diesel that makes 180 hp. The XE will start at $35,895 retail pricing.
The F-Pace SUV is Jaguar's first SUV that was unveiled at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show. The vehicle will enter the highly competitive compact luxury SUV market. It will start at $41,985 retail pricing. Jaguar Land Rover is also offering a new convertible Range Rover Evoque compact luxury SUV. It will start at $51,470 retail pricing.
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