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Separated at Birth: 2010 Jag XJ Meet the Citroen C6

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15 Comments

arumage says:

12:49 PM, 07/ 9/09

ummmm... no.

breif says:

12:52 PM, 07/ 9/09

Well... they both have four doors... past that...not seeing anything.

rsholland says:

01:07 PM, 07/ 9/09

I've always felt the Jaguar "leaping cat" logo should facing the other direction. To me, it's leaping backwards, and not forward; not a good brand image attribute.

activ8 says:

01:13 PM, 07/ 9/09

Yeah - my first impression from the leaked photos yesterdays was the same - I think the Jag XJ rear end is more like a cross between the Bentley and C6 rear end

ctpax says:

01:39 PM, 07/ 9/09

Mechanic you FAIL!

dougtheeng says:

01:41 PM, 07/ 9/09

I don't see this one at all....

but the new XJ rear end is terrible.

carfreak8394 says:

02:10 PM, 07/ 9/09

I think the new XJ looks great. And I don't see this one at all..

firstwagon says:

02:48 PM, 07/ 9/09

Sorry but I can't see much in common between the two.

felonious says:

03:52 PM, 07/ 9/09

Me neither. BTW, XJ FTW!

zc1 says:

04:06 PM, 07/ 9/09

MKS would have been a better comparison if you're talking about the tail lights.

I like the exterior, overall. It's the interior that turned me off.

compliance says:

04:07 PM, 07/ 9/09

I see more Audi in that Citroen than I see Citroen in the XJ. Other than the orientation of the lights I don't think the XJ is overtly similar.

The XJ is looking good to me.

roar02ram says:

04:47 PM, 07/ 9/09

Agreed with everyone else - if anything the C6 looks like a Chinese knockoff of the Jag.

dalaw says:

06:23 PM, 07/ 9/09

The XJ looks more like a Lincoln MKS knockoff.

dkgsx says:

09:51 PM, 07/ 9/09

zoomzoomn says:

07:24 AM, 07/10/09

Why did Jag black out the C pillar? It looks totally out of place and does nothing to change the fact that the car looks a little bulky in the haunches.

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