👉 Jaguar fumes refer to the odor often associated with new car interiors, particularly from the vehicle's exhaust system. These fumes are primarily composed of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other chemicals released when the car is first driven after being stored for extended periods, leading to a pungent, earthy, and sometimes fish-like smell. This odor can be intense and lingering, affecting both the air quality inside the vehicle and potentially causing discomfort or allergic reactions in some individuals. Over time, as the car is used more frequently, the fumes dissipate, but they can still be noticeable until regular ventilation and cleaning of the interior help neutralize them.
