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An 8.32 is now a collectors' item; IF you can find a (the) good one!
I find myself a bit of an apologist for the X350; it is a very modern design under the vintage bodystyle. After the somewhat compromised XJ40 and unbalanced X300, Jaguar did finally get a balanced and elegant take on the original XJ shape once again.
I find myself a bit of an apologist for the X350; it is a very modern design under the vintage bodystyle. After the somewhat compromised XJ40 and unbalanced X300, Jaguar did finally get a balanced and elegant take on the original XJ shape once again.
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Originally Posted by Dracoro,Sep 15 2009, 04:47 AM
Not Citroen as a whole but more a model they make. (i.e. the C6 and 607 in Pugs case). Both, in some instances, have a lot to teach the Germans when it comes to ride quality....
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I won't be buying anything new - Datsun or otherwise
Luxury cars come a close second to boats when it comes to burning money
Not my cup of tea at all!
Jags are a tough call - I find myself really liking the look of some and appalled at others
Thema 8.32 is too rare and fragle to even consider - and not even very quick by modern standards
Can you debadge a Phaeton without leaving holes everywhere?
Luxury cars come a close second to boats when it comes to burning money
Not my cup of tea at all!
Jags are a tough call - I find myself really liking the look of some and appalled at others
Thema 8.32 is too rare and fragle to even consider - and not even very quick by modern standards
Can you debadge a Phaeton without leaving holes everywhere?