The Jaguar XF Sportbrake drives along Scottish roads
A question on Twitter is the excuse for showing us a camouflaged version of the Jaguar XF Sportbrake, which drives along the roads of a Scottish island in a video

When a model is going to impress us, manufacturers make sure to leave us eager with impatience. These models stay hidden for months so that motoring enthusiasts are primed to take in every preview of them with great attention. If we talk about the Jaguar XF Sportbrake, we have been able to see a few images of the model, but the information has trickled out little by little. And now they give us another small drop of information to keep building expectations.
The car will finally be unveiled during the month of July, at the Wimbledon 2017 tennis tournament, and that is why they have used tennis as the argument and excuse to show this preview. The story involves tennis player Andy Murray, the world number 1 in the ATP. As we are told, it all began when a tennis fan suggested to the player that they could use the tennis court at Bunabhainneadar, located on the Scottish island of North Harris. And to check whether that court exists and in what condition it is, fellow tennis player Tim Henman, who is also a brand ambassador, travelled there driving a unit of the Jaguar XF Sportbrake, conveniently disguised.

To reach that court, the brand ambassador picked up the Scottish woman who had suggested this curious location. So the trip has allowed the tennis player to drive this camouflaged version along the beautiful roads of this somewhat remote and secluded place. The car can be seen in the video accompanying this article, navigating the bends of the route to that somewhat hidden court.

What really matters in this video is that we get the chance to see a version of the model that has been kept secret until now in motion. At least, without going into detail, since the bodywork is hidden under a vinyl wrap that covers those small elements that would let us know more specifically what the car offers. There is still a little while before the car is out in the open, so let’s enjoy this drive along the Scottish coast and watch the camouflaged car make its way down the road. You can watch the video at this link.
Source | Jaguar
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