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andre @ Apr 11th 2007 4:13PM
as an owner of my second XKR convertible (the 2008 on order) and XJL prior, the cars carry evidence of cost cutting rather than "investments in the mark." Ford ought to remember that press releases are not bankable and no one remembers yesterday's headlines. Aston Martin has been building exceptional quality high performance cars at solid value, hence profitability. Ford's position with repect to spinning off Jaguar is infantile and tranparent - who would buy it in its present condition anyway?