2010 Jaguar XJ Adds Features To Attract The Youth
Sep 25, 2009 | Comments 0
There is news all around the auto market even before the 2010 Jaguar XJ has made its debut. The new XJ has already grabbed news for its possibly illegal dual view navigation system screen, from its controversial roofline to C-Pillars etc. The latest news that is being floated is that the company will feature a relatively new technology function known as the HD radio as a standard feature in all its trims. This feature will be available in the US.
The 2010 Jaguar XJ is already open for booking but it is confirmed by the dealers that this car will not reach the dealers until early next year. Jaguar has also equipped the HD Radio feature in its XFR and XKR versions which are already available for sale.
The main advantage of the HD radio is that it offers the highest quality over the air digital talk and music for free in comparison to the XM Sirius satellite radio which provides a large variety of genre specific station at a monthly charge.
Jaguar’s plans to team the HD radio feature with the 1,200 Watt Bowers and Wilkins Premium surround system in the XJ edition. It is sure to gain positive response from the entire young crowd and all those who love to listen to music and drive.
The company is also in the process to launch the Limo Green plug in Hybrid concept for the XJ sedan.
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