Jaguar XF boot lid rubbing on bumper - is this normal? | Ask Honest John

Jaguar XF boot lid rubbing on bumper - is this normal?

I took receipt of a new Jaguar XF three months ago. I have covered 7000 miles and have noticed the boot lid is catching on the bumper. It has rubbed through the paint. When stationery the boot lid is approximately 6mm clear of the bumper. Is this a common problem or do I have a car with poorly fitted body panels?

Asked on 3 August 2016 by Keith Winnery

Answered by Honest John

No, not normal and we have one on the fleet: www.honestjohn.co.uk/our-cars/jaguar-xf-r-sport/sh.../ Reads to me as if the trunk latch needs adjusting.

Tags: paint and bodywork legal and consumer advice

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