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Bryan @ Apr 11th 2007 3:55PM
Jake I don't see how you find a Jaguar boring. In a sea of bland beige me-too cars this is one brand that stands out. You can tell a Jag a mile away (unless Kia or Hyundai copies them). There is one thing Jag can claim that no one else can..they have never made an ugly car..at least to me..and I am sure plenty will agree. Recently at the Houston auto show I looked inside all the BMW's. I was very disappointed. A few looked so cheap inside with-- dare I say..cavalier type plastic! Such a nice look on the outside with a low rent interior. Even my friend who can afford one and really wanted one was disappointed. Once Jaguar has completed its transformation, I think it will well off. Until then, I don't expect things to get worse or better.