They want to make 'continuation' C, D and E-Types at ?150k a pop. Not sure if they would ever get them through the various safety tests though. Is it me?
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Jaguar go mad!
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#1 Jaguar go mad!
The marketing guys must really be struggling: http://tinyurl.com/mjxubl and http://tinyurl.com/mvhojm 
They want to make 'continuation' C, D and E-Types at ?150k a pop. Not sure if they would ever get them through the various safety tests though. Is it me?
:bang:
They want to make 'continuation' C, D and E-Types at ?150k a pop. Not sure if they would ever get them through the various safety tests though. Is it me?
:bang:
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#2 They want to make 'continuation' C, D and E-Types at ?150k a
Interesting to hear Ford execs say that when they did the updated GT40 it 'had no business plan ' (ie wouldn't make money)- it was for image. I thought Jaguar were now into a forward looking strategy (as in XF, XJ) and had discarded the retro philosophy :notgetit:
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