Despite fielding two crossovers in the past few years, Jaguar still has a sedan problem. Namely, the marque's sedans aren't selling as well as it would like, and the consumer's recent apathy to this body style, one that has even forced Honda to cut back Accord production, has hit the brand especially hard. Specifically, XE and XF sedan sales haven't been making a dent – far off the charts of top-selling models in just about every country – even in markets still predisposed to four-door luxury cars such as China.