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cazza13
Mar 5, 2014, 12:35:49 AM3/5/14
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Looking for the blueprint of Jaguar's latest. Well here it is. The
mid-size sedan depending on what it has to offer sound like a nice
ride. I will have to learn more about this one before I can totally
make up my mind. But for all you Jaguar lovers, here is the blueprint
layout.
FROM: CR
Most automakers tend to unveil cars at an auto show. Jaguar s biggest
reveal isn t exactly a nuts-and-bolts vehicle, but a carefully
executed blueprint.
Jaguar announced a new mid-sized sports sedan, to be known as the
Jaguar XE. It picks up on the sophisticated aluminum monocoque from
the C-X17 concept car, and will push your performance and efficiency
buttons. The XE will feature Jaguar s new Ingenium 2.0L four-cylinder
engines that the company claims will push 186mph, all while producing
a low carbon footprint. Green is good.
With all the new technology going into preserving performance and
increasing economy, we can t find a downside. Just remember, this is
Jaaag. If there s enough room to stuff a big V8, they ll fit one in.
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mid-size sedan depending on what it has to offer sound like a nice
ride. I will have to learn more about this one before I can totally
make up my mind. But for all you Jaguar lovers, here is the blueprint
layout.
FROM: CR
Most automakers tend to unveil cars at an auto show. Jaguar s biggest
reveal isn t exactly a nuts-and-bolts vehicle, but a carefully
executed blueprint.
Jaguar announced a new mid-sized sports sedan, to be known as the
Jaguar XE. It picks up on the sophisticated aluminum monocoque from
the C-X17 concept car, and will push your performance and efficiency
buttons. The XE will feature Jaguar s new Ingenium 2.0L four-cylinder
engines that the company claims will push 186mph, all while producing
a low carbon footprint. Green is good.
With all the new technology going into preserving performance and
increasing economy, we can t find a downside. Just remember, this is
Jaaag. If there s enough room to stuff a big V8, they ll fit one in.
View the attachments for this post at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=271753272#271753272
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