Australian New Car Buyer

JAGUAR XE FROM $60,500

Jaguar last took on the Audi A4/BMW 3 Series/Mercedes C-Class with the exceptionally forgettable Ford Mondeo-derived X-Type back in the late 1990s.

X-Type short-cut its way to market with borrowed underpinnings from the Ford Mondeo; the XE, thankfully, is constructed in the same manner as more expensive Jags and shares parts with the F-type sportster.

In fact, its front wishbone suspension comes straight

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