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Average fuel consumption Jaguar XJR 4.2 i (395 Hp) 2003-2007

Average fuel consumption based on inCarDoc application data.

Total Measurement Range:
Distance 235 km / 146 mi
Trips сount 26
Technical details:
Engine volume 4.2 l
Fuel type Gasoline
Horsepower 395 hp
Transmission Manual

Consumption:

Source Urban Combined Сountryside
OBD CarDoctor Real Statistics 21.3 l/100km 16.3 l/100km 11.2 l/100km
Official Specs 17.9 l/100km 12.1 l/100km 8.7 l/100km
OBD CarDoctor Real Statistics 11.0 mpg(US) 14.4 mpg(US) 21.0 mpg(US)
Official Specs 13.1 mpg(US) 19.4 mpg(US) 27.0 mpg(US)
OBD CarDoctor Real Statistics 13.3 mpg(UK) 17.3 mpg(UK) 25.2 mpg(UK)
Official Specs 15.8 mpg(UK) 23.3 mpg(UK) 32.5 mpg(UK)

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According to real-world user data from the inCarDoc application, JaguarВ XJRВ with a 4.2 l Gasoline consumes on average:

  • In urban conditions: 21.3 l/100km 11.0 mpg(US) 13.3 mpg(UK);
  • In combined cycle: 16.3 l/100km 14.4 mpg(US) 17.3 mpg(UK);
  • On the highway: 11.2 l/100km 21.0 mpg(US) 25.2 mpg(UK).

Official data ( 12.1 l/100km 19.4 mpg(US) 23.3 mpg(UK) ) is obtained under laboratory conditions. In real-world driving, fuel consumption may be higher-for example, in city traffic it can reach 21.3 l/100km 11.0 mpg(US) 13.3 mpg(UK) due to traffic jams, aggressive driving, climate, and road conditions.

According to inCarDoc, the average fuel consumption of Jaguar XJR 4.2 i (395 Hp) 2003-2007 on highways is 11.2 l/100km 21.0 mpg(US) 25.2 mpg(UK) ) is obtained under laboratory conditions. In real-world driving, fuel consumption may be higher-for example, in city traffic it can reach

With an average combined fuel consumption of 16.3 l/100km 14.4 mpg(US) 17.3 mpg(UK) , Jaguar XJR 4.2 i (395 Hp) 2003-2007 will use approximately 163 liters of fuel over a distance of 1,000 km.

Fuel consumption is 16.3 l/100km 14.4 mpg(US) 17.3 mpg(UK) in combined mode.