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#40 of 84 jchan by seminole_kev Apr 04, 2004 (10:20 am)
you're being a bit dishonest when they are right with them in ratings. Seperated only by a few points. What, maybe 4-6 overall or somewhere abouts? Oh, why did you even include Acura there. They're not anywhere near an actual luxury company like Lexus, MB, Jag and Infiniti (well sort of on that one). Acura is just Honda's Mercury to its Ford).
#41 of 84 Again by seminole_kev Apr 04, 2004 (10:42 am)
This kind of general talk would be more fitting here: sysop "High End Luxury Marques" Apr 4, 2004 1:27pm at the Luxury discussion. Still not sure why all this talk is here on a future vehicle, wagon that won't even be sold here in the US.
#42 of 84 My point was by jchan2 Apr 04, 2004 (1:37 pm)
that according to Consumer Reports (Hey, I'm just using another source) Jaguar cars fare much lower reliability wise than the similar competition from Lexus and that people think that a Jaguar isn't built as well as a Lexus. (well, some people)
#43 of 84 Regarding X-Type reliability by bretaa Apr 05, 2004 (8:00 am)
I'm somewhat late to this discussion, but I thought that...   General Jaguar Reliability: Much improved overall, especially since the Ford ownership. Owner satisfaction in the surveys has been high.   X-Type reliability: While decent and stable currently, the X-Type got a bad street quality rep during the first several months of production. Things apparently got much better after the 7/00 or 1/01 build models, I thought I had read. Even the most enthusiastic owners admit this. A Jaguar exec, I recently recall, said in an interview that the next X-Type will have to aim higher in this regard and do well from Job One.   - Bret
#44 of 84 by kirstie_h HOST Apr 05, 2004 (12:23 pm)
seminole_kev, thanks for posting that link. Yes, let's leave this discussion for conversation about the (remote) possibility of the X-Type Estate being released in the U.S. I know that may kill this discussion, but let's not mix up the conversation about high-end luxury brands.
#45 of 84 sure enough by nedzel Apr 09, 2004 (4:24 pm)
"...I know that may kill this discussion..."
#46 of 84 and by jchan2 Apr 10, 2004 (3:03 pm)
I'm sure this discussion will be archived in no time flat.
#47 of 84 Well being that there will be no shipments to the US by seminole_kev Apr 10, 2004 (4:28 pm)
This probably will be a very slow topic, still would be nice to see it here though. The wagon market is starting to heat back up, so I think they'd still be able to sell enough here to justify importing them.
#48 of 84 In our Wagons newsletter this week by Sylvia STAFF Aug 09, 2004 (3:56 pm)
A new five-door sport wagon joins the Jaguar X-Type lineup later this year, the company said at the launch of its long-wheelbase XJ8 sedan. The X-Type Sport Wagon, Jaguar says, will come in one version that will be an all-wheel-drive model with the larger, 3.0-liter V6 and a five-speed automatic transmission. Jaguar's dealer council asked the company to bring the vehicle over at a reported price of about $35,000, according to Automotive News, to give the brand a competitor to the swelling ranks of small European wagons including the Audi A4 Avant, BMW 3 Series Touring and Benz C-Class wagon. Replies to this message: elsaidst (May 05, 2006 8:37 am)
#49 of 84 well by jchan2 Aug 13, 2004 (7:23 am)
now the discussion is back to life, thanks to Jaguar.

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