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That One Person @ Dec 13th 2006 5:08PM
#1...how about GM's 4.6L Northstar that only puts out 275 hp. Or Ford's that puts out 239 hp (in the CV).
I wonder if Jag will take note and bore their engine out...392 hp isnt too bad from 4.5 liters.
#2...that joke was old about ten years ago. And it is widely known that the designer of the Taurus (who is the brother of Jag designer Ian Callum) took cues from the E-Type and incorporated them into the Taurus. And the same goes for this car. Gotta love how the media pushes the "fact" that this design was stolen from the Taurus.
I like it. Yeah, it has a little Aston in it but it isnt really surprising. Ian Callum, himself, even said it would have Aston design cues.