2002 Jaguar X-Type Transmission and drivetrain Problems

“I have owned my 2002 X-Type since april of 04 and it was purchased from crown Jaguar as a certified pre-owned car. Like many other compliants to this site and others my transmission failed with 115,000 miles. While I'm lucky compared to some owners I'm still amazed that it would fail so quickly. The cost of the repair is 7k. Hopefully someone will look at this problem because a lot of people are getting the short end of the stick with Jaguar.”

“The transmission of my Jaguar 2002, 3.0l dohc24 valve v6 engine, model, 2002 X-Type, serial number, went bust and needed a new transmission. The car was driven only for about 25,000 miles. This type of car was reported to national highway traffic safety administration on february 2, 2008 for transmission problems, the Jaguar dealer refused to repair my car. Thus, since it has cost about $3,000 to repair the car, I request that you office help me to get a refund.”

“In march of this year I bought a 2002 Jaguar X-Type 3.0 sport with only 40,123 miles on it. Since then I have only put on six thousand miles. Just last week my transmission suddenly went into high revs on upshifts and sever jerks and then failure. All in one day with no warning at all. The vehicle has expired its factory warranty only by time and not mileage. I find this unacceptable, especially at the response of, that will cost about $7,000 to fix. That's half the value of the car! …”

“My car is a 2002 Jaguar X-Type. My transmission went completely out friday morning. Luckily, I was able to move it to the side of the road without being injured. My car only has 60,589 miles on it?! What cars transmission gives out at such low mileage? Not forgetting the expense to replace it. The economy right now is not the best and 1 car for two working individuals is not an option...can you help us? I want Jaguar to pay this. I did not purchase an extended warranty because with all my other cars I have never needed to. …”

“I have had this car, 2002 Jaguar X-Type for less than 3 years. Over this time,. There have been several failures with the electrical system. The car only has 62,917 miles, and now the transmission has failed. This occured on a rainy night, and I barely got to my street before the car totally stopped moving. I have contacted Jaguar corporate to ask them to stand behind their vehicle. They seem to build this car to last only 3 years. All they offered was a $1,000 discount on a bill of $8,150.00.”