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Mr. Oak @ Jan 30th 2008 10:41AM
VP, I agree with most of what you said here. However, "American Leadership" is not responsible for LR's shoddy reliability record. Ford did more for Jaguar by just firing Lucas (the Prince of Darkness) and getting his unreliable electronics out of those cars.
Never understood why Jaguar's product was so stagnant. They should have moved on from that tired XJ design a long time ago. Replacement S-Type was a real disappointment.
Understood the Mondeo based X-Type to introduce the model. Should have been working on a proper Jaguar replacement the day after launch.
XF is just so so to me. Nice for a Jaguar but cars like the CTS, 5 Series, E-Class, A-6 and their respective hi-po derivatives, have already raised the bar. XF will be stale in two years.