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Mondo @ Jan 23rd 2008 11:09AM
I'm definitely rooting for Jag to come through on their flagship. I think Jag is a good alternative to the teutonic dominance of the luxury car market (yes, I'm ignoring Lexus because "special" people drive Lexus). Quirky cool British cars should be an option for folks.
Terry @ Jan 23rd 2008 12:22PM
I'm pulling for Jag, too. Not many other car makers can brag about having such a rich history like Jaguar. I really hope the new XJ encompasses all of Jaguar's best attributes, from it's racing heritage and luxurious cabins, to it's stunning lines and curves. Jags have always been known around the car world as producing some of the most beautiful vehicles on the road.