Is the Jaguar XJ6 2.7D 2005 faster than the BMW 530i Touring 1992?
Answer : No, the BMW 530i Touring 1992 is faster than the Jaguar XJ6 2.7D 2005
The top speed of the Jaguar XJ6 2.7D 2005 is 225 kph, (140 mph) compared to 227 kph, (141 mph) for the BMW 530i Touring 1992
| Name | Name:Jaguar XJ6 2.7D 2005 | Name:BMW 530i Touring 1992 |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:225 kph, (140 mph) | Top Speed:227 kph, (141 mph) |
| Most Recent New Price | Most Recent New Price:$128,754 USD | Most Recent New Price:$79,280 USD |
| Price Notes | Price Notes:Price current as at Dec 2013 | Price Notes:Price current as at Dec 2013 |
| Body Type | Body Type:sedan | Body Type:stationwagon |
| Release Year | Release Year:2005 | Release Year:1992 |
| Total Max Power | Total Max Power:152 kW, (203.84 hp) | Total Max Power:160 kW, (214.56 hp) |
| 0-100kph Acceleration | 0-100kph Acceleration:8.2 seconds | 0-100kph Acceleration:8.3 seconds |
| Average Consumption | Average Consumption:8.1 l/100km, (34.87 mpg) | Average Consumption:12.5 l/100km, (22.6 mpg) |
| Transmission | Transmission:6 speed, automatic | Transmission:5 speed, manual |
| Weight | Weight:1627 kg, (3587 lbs) | Weight:1620 kg, (3571 lbs) |
| Description | Description:The Jaguar XJ6 2.7D 2005 is a rear-wheel drive, 5 seat, 4 door sedan. The car is 1860 mm, (73.23 in) wide and 5090 mm, (200.39 in) long. It has a 6 cylinder, common rail diesel engine. It comes with Burglar alarm, Passenger airbag, Traction control, Alloy wheels, Central door locking, Fog lamps, ABS, Tinted windows, Driver airbag, Electronic Stability Program (ESP) and Cruise control as standard. | Description:The BMW 530i Touring 1992 is a 5 door, rear-wheel drive, 5 seat stationwagon. It has a 8 cylinder, multipoint injection petrol engine. The car is 1751 mm, (68.94 in) wide and 4720 mm, (185.83 in) long. It has ABS, Burglar alarm, Driver airbag, Central door locking, Tinted windows, Passenger airbag, Alloy wheels and Fog lamps as standard and Air conditioning, Cruise control and Traction control as optional extras. |
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