Sounds Familiar?

bobthethird · 21st December 2008, 02:44

I came across these two clips whilst reading about my new transport.
http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/23062008/36...r-range-0.html
http://www.motorbar.co.uk/xtype22d09.htm

Don't worry I have not defected, the X-Type is a courtesy car.

Some numpty tried to rearrange the offside of my 75 whilst parked outside the house. Luckily the local hoodies spotted ithe incident and told me who it was and where he lived. His insurance is paying for it all.

Seems as if Jaguar is having the same comments as Rover did in its latter days, and has come up with a similar solution?

It's a nice car but I still prefer the Rover.

Bobthethird

Duotone · 21st December 2008, 07:49

£23,950 for a Jaguar X Type 2.2 Diesel Auto.

I wonder how much discount you could get in todays "credit crunch" climate.

Dave T

21st December 2008, 02:44	#1
bobthethird Avid contributor Rover75 CDT Saloon Auto Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Nuneaton Posts: 217 Thanks: 15 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Sounds Familiar? I came across these two clips whilst reading about my new transport. http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/23062008/36...r-range-0.html http://www.motorbar.co.uk/xtype22d09.htm Don't worry I have not defected, the X-Type is a courtesy car. Some numpty tried to rearrange the offside of my 75 whilst parked outside the house. Luckily the local hoodies spotted ithe incident and told me who it was and where he lived. His insurance is paying for it all. Seems as if Jaguar is having the same comments as Rover did in its latter days, and has come up with a similar solution? It's a nice car but I still prefer the Rover. Bobthethird

21st December 2008, 07:49	#2
Duotone This is my second home 75 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Leeds Posts: 8,432 Thanks: 176 Thanked 907 Times in 716 Posts	£23,950 for a Jaguar X Type 2.2 Diesel Auto. I wonder how much discount you could get in todays "credit crunch" climate. Dave T