Arden Jag XF AJ 21

[Andonis]

http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-new...f-ar57415.html

http://www.worldcarfans.com/9080513....tails-released

[Bravada]

Rather puckalicious. I'd rather they tried an estate conversion, they used to be good at that.

[AndrewGS]

I kinda like it, except for the huge exhaust tips.

[void.crusader]

Sooo, Jaguar now is officially asian brand? Kinda sad.

[Andonis]

Originally Posted by void.crusader

Sooo, Jaguar now is officially asian brand? Kinda sad.

well. thats why i put it first in the suggest new article. cuz i had no idea where does it belong to.

not ford, dunno if english, but certainly somehow in the commonwealth. with aston i would be in an even bigger trouble. not ford, dunno if english, arabian? german? thats definatley a suggest new article section for me.

[void.crusader]

Originally Posted by Andonis

well. thats why i put it first in the suggest new article. cuz i had no idea where does it belong to.

not ford, dunno if english, but certainly somehow in the commonwealth. with aston i would be in an even bigger trouble. not ford, dunno if english, arabian? german? thats definatley a suggest new article section for me.

Well, for me Jaguar and Aston are still European brands, because their plants and R&D are in Europe.
If some moneybags from Asia bought them, it doesn't make them instantly Asian.

[Andonis]

Originally Posted by void.crusader

Well, for me Jaguar and Aston are still European brands, because their plants and R&D are in Europe.
If some moneybags from Asia bought them, it doesn't make them instantly Asian.

well yea. i hope. in spirit they will always be British. i mean isn't history a little ironic? Britain used to be the Jewel of the crown, the commonwealth and so on and so forth. India was ...well. yet now, the situation got the other way around. Jag, one of those names in the Automotive industry that has a certain heritage, a bit of a royal image, blue blood etc. belonging to India.

And Aston Martin...