A quick look at 28 new luxury vehicles to watch out for in 2010

2010 Jaguar XJ
The current Jaguar XJ styling -- that classic four-headlight, low-roofline look -- traces its roots back to 1968. Heritage is one thing, but 41 years is a long, long time for a car to look the same, evolutionary changes or not. So with the 2010 Jaguar XJ, the company has at long last abandoned its familiar look for something much more modern. If you think that Jag has lost its luxury focus though, think again. The cabin is stunning, with wood inlays, a custom placard, a TFT screen in lieu of gauges, and more technology than China. It also flies like a bottle rocket in July thanks to a variety of V-8 engines and a six-speed transmission.