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The XF is Jaguar’s large luxury sedan. It’s a model that’s as much about the back seat experience as it is about the one behind the wheel. The Jaguar XF is available in 180hp, 2.0 diesel; 200hp, 2.0 petrol and 250hp, 2.0 petrol versions. After its facelift in 2021, Jaguar stopped assembling it here and instead elected to bring the XF to India as a CBU import, which drove the price up considerably. The latest XF is elegant and the long bonnet and high boot stance works well. It’s pleasant on the inside as well and the updated interior after the facelift is a huge improvement in design, quality and tech. The front seats are large and accommodating, and the rear seats feel rich too. If anything, the rear backrest is a touch upright and taller occupants might find headroom limited. The Jaguar XF diesel sounds a bit grumbly but performance is fair. Really, it’s the petrol engine that is far more likeable; there’s a good spread of power and performance is strong too. The XF is en

This replacement for the Lamborghini Aventador has only been spotted in heavy camouflage, however, these renderings show what it’s expected to look like once the swirling vinyl wrap comes off later this year or in early 2023. You can clearly make out the pointy LED headlights and aggressive air intakes set into the stubby front end, as well as the huge vents in the side feeding air to that V12 engine.

The 2022 Rolls-Royce Phantom is the epitome of luxury and comfort. It's a massive sedan built for the superrich that's almost in a class of its own. Besides being powerful, comfortable, luxurious, expensive and exclusive, the Phantom is one of the most customizable cars in production and makes its presence known everywhere it goes. It sports one of the most recognizable grilles in the world and is the only production car that uses full-size reverse-hinged doors ("coach doors" in Rolls-Royce's parlance). If you're looking for the most lavish vehicle around and have the financial backing for it, the Phantom is the way to go.

There are two choices in this world, change with the times or get left behind. For Mercedes-Benz, 2022 marks the year it decided to bring in a new era. Its rapid expansion of an electric lineup brings Mercedes-Benz from number 2 in 2021 to the top of the list in 2022. The only thing eating dust are the internal combustion engines lagging behind. The electric flagship Mercedes-Benz EQS is filled with S-Class luxury and produces up to 516 horsepower and 631 lb-ft of torque. It’s no wonder this made it to the top of our list of the best electric cars.

The Mazda MX-5 Miata is a stylish two-seat roadster with a quick-folding manual soft-top design that lets you experience the wind in your hair, whether commuting through the city or blazing down open roads. All models feature a 2.0L four-cylinder engine, with 155 hp and 148 lb-ft of torque on 2017-2018 models and 181 hp and 151 lb-ft of torque on 2019-2020 models. Light on its feet, this sports car is nimble and responsive, with a 50/50 weight balance for optimal handling and performance.

The Purosangue is the most radical Ferrari yet, as the first four-seat four-door model to be graced by the Prancing Horse. Although its proportions and functionality are unprecedented for Ferrari, it has retained some of the brand’s fundamental features, having a front-mid-mounted V12 and being claimed to be “a true sports car”.