Euro Motors, the exclusive distributer of Jaguar cars in Bahrain, has launched the award winning New Jaguar XE in the Kingdom.

The new Jaguar XE was crowned the Best Compact Executive at the annual Auto Express Awards at a recent ceremony in London.

With prices starting from BD16,900 ($44,500), the new Jaguar XE delivers breathtaking performance with a range of engines including a supercharged V6.

Euro Motors is offering a finance scheme for the New Jaguar XE that includes three years interest-free finance, five years free service, five years free warranty and free registration.

Mark Price, Jaguar brand manager said: “Ever since its memorable introduction back in July, the Jaguar XE has been the trending subject of conversation amongst car lovers and has garnered much attention for the unparalleled offerings it has on avail in its class and the much anticipated jewel is now attainable at the most feasible starting prices and we are delighted to be the cause for the cheer and joy that will now be spread.”

“Furthermore, to ease the purchasing process, our professionally trained and extremely courteous sales consultants will be at hand to guide prospects through our comprehensive finance packages and to elaborate on the fantastic after sales benefits in store.

“We are confident that the Jaguar XE will exceed customers’ expectations and look forward to manifesting our aim of beautifying the roads of Bahrain. There are few sectors as competitive as the compact executive class so it is a testament to Jaguar that the New Jaguar XE won the Auto Express Best Compact Executive Award for 2015 and therefore, being the feather in Jaguar’s cap, we can sense a foreseeable future when it will rule the streets,” he added.

Although the Jaguar XE has only been recently introduced, it has already amassed an impressive collection of awards including Car of the Year and Best Business Car at the Telegraph Awards, Best New Car at the Fleet World Awards and Best Large Car at the Diesel Car Magazine Awards, the statement said. – TradeArabia News Service