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2007 Jaguar XK emerged as the outstanding car amongst its rivals. In said competition, XK was announced the most technologically advanced car its automaker has yet manufactured. It offers elating acceleration, exactness in handling, and powerful performance. These features made XK a truly commendable vehicle.

According to Mike O'Driscoll, president of Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover, "The Jaguar XK has received tremendous acclaim around the world from our customers and media alike. However, we are especially delighted to get this recognition from Consumer Guide Automotive."

Jaguar XK series is composed of XK8 and XKR. Both the XK8 and the XKR can generate a top speed of 155 mph. They also come with standard alloy wheels. Xenon headlamps are also standard with Jaguar XKR however; it is an option to XK8.

The current version of XK was unveiled at the Frankfurt Show in September last year. Enthusiasts are saying that the XK is identical to ALC Coupe concept, which was unveiled at the North American Auto Show in 2005. The grille of the new XK is based on the 1961 Jaguar E-Type.

2007 Jaguar XK uses sophisticated aluminum chassis for both the coupe and the convertible. Now on its second generation, Jaguar parts XK8 incorporate the 8-cylinder engine. On one hand, Jaguar XKR parts are enhanced to create a more powerful and stylish car. The new model employs all-aluminum lightweight body, upgraded transmission and sporty appeal.

The new XK has also unleashed the world's first pedestrian safety features. The bonnet protects the pedestrians from head impacts during collisions. Nevertheless, the injuries are not likely sustained by the bonnet itself. Instead, the bonnet is left deformed while the pedestrian's head colliding with the engine block at the bottom.

The safety innovation of the car was awarded the prestigious the Engineering and Technology Award from London's Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards.

2007 Jaguar XK Coupe is priced at $75,500 while its Convertible counterpart costs $81,500.