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Jaguar XF V6 Diesel

£384.70 per month BIK

Jaguar XF V6 Diesel

Any company car driver who puts desirability at the top of their list of priorities will be drawn towards the sumptuously trimmed Jaguar XF Portfolio.

With the 240bhp 3.0-litre diesel engine offering effortless performance, and the executive model’s beautiful body turning heads wherever you go, this has to be one of the most appealing choices for business users with a budget of around £400.

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Our 2008 Car of the Year is still one of the most capable sports saloons – and that makes the £384.70 per month benefit in kind tax bill appear money well spent.

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