Jaguar XJ XJ (X350) V8 Super Lwb 4.2 petrol 406PS
V8 Super Lwb 4.2 petrol 406PS is one published configuration of the Jaguar XJ XJ (X350). The specification sheet uses the figures stored for this variant.
- Power
- 405.6 PS (400 bhp)
- Combined mpg
- 23.3 mpg (NEDC)
- 0–60 mph
- 5 seconds
- UK dataset
- 13 cars in our dataset
Specification sheet
Overview
- Manufacturer
- Jaguar
- Model
- XJ
- Generation
- XJ (X350)
- Engine
- 4.2 petrol 406PS
- Trim
- V8 Super Lwb
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body style
- Saloon
- Doors
- 4
- Seats
- 5
- Catalogue registration span
- 2004 – 2009
Engine and performance
- Power
- 405.6 PS (400 bhp)
- Torque
- 552.8 Nm
- Capacity
- 4.2 litres (4,196 cc)
- Cylinders
- 8
- Aspiration
- Supercharged
- 0–60 mph
- 5 seconds
- Top speed
- 155 mph
- Drive
- 4x2
Economy and emissions
- Combined mpg
- 23.3 mpg (NEDC)
- Urban mpg
- 14.9 mpg (NEDC)
- Extra-urban mpg
- 34.9 mpg (NEDC)
- Test cycle
- NEDC
- CO₂
- 299 g/km
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Emissions standard
- 3
- Road tax
- Band K, £445 a year. Stored catalogue figure, not a live DVLA calculation.
Dimensions
- Length
- 5,215 mm
- Width
- 1,860 mm
- Height
- 1,448 mm
- Wheelbase
- 3,159 mm
Catalogue ranking
Ranks compare published variants in this generation. They use the cars in our dataset, not UK sales.
- Power: 1 of 29, ahead of 89% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
- Combined mpg: 26 of 29, ahead of 8% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
- Lower CO₂: 27 of 29, ahead of 0% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
- 0–60: 1 of 29, ahead of 89% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
Same engine, other configurations
More economical NEDC variants
Compared only with the same engine and the same official test cycle.
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How these figures are produced
Specifications and counts come from the VehicleScore UK vehicle catalogue. A count of cars is the number of records in that dataset. It is not UK production, not sales, and not the number of cars currently on the road.
Power is shown in PS where the catalogue stores PS, and in bhp only where bhp is stored separately. Official fuel economy is labelled NEDC or WLTP when the test cycle is known. Figures from different cycles are not ranked together. Empty values are left blank.
The catalogue does not store a revision date, so these pages do not show a last-updated day.