This month, car manufacturer Jaguar have released their brand new XJ model. The new XJ is the follow up of the older XF which just lik the XF, the XJ is required to make a lot of sales.

When the XF model was released last year, the sales that it brought in helped the company out of a financial slump it was in. Jaguar are hoping that the new XJ will do the same job.

It’s been reported that Tata, the owner of Jaguar and Land Rover who bought them off Ford 10 months ago, has been loosing hundreds of thousands of pounds every day on the companies.

Because they are trying to bring more sales to the company, Jaguar have changed the design of the XJ slightly. Although some Jaguar owners have complained about the new design, Jaguar stand by their efforts to make the car more modern. They have done this because they are trying to attract a new, younger car buyer to their doors.

Jaguar have made the design more moden by making it more sleek and stylish. The designer director of Jaguar, Ian Callum said that the new design is "right and correct for the 21st Century" and they are now aiming to bring in a new type of buyer who wouldn't have considered buying a Jaguar before.

Jaguar have also fitted the car out with modern gadgets like a virtual dashboard. This will allow you to customise your dashboard, you can even put your GPS on it. The car also comes with a very large boot as well as a panormaic windscreen, and all that's fitted into a light weight aluminium shell.

This makes the car sounds even better, however, it comes at a steep price. The car starts at £50,000 for the standard model, going all the way up to £90,000 for the best model.

I don’t think this would really be an ideal car for driving lessons. Maybe if you went with an experienced Worthing driving instructor, it might be more successful.