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#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.
#50 of 84 so by jchan2 Aug 29, 2004 (2:45 pm)
anything new about the X-Type Wagon?
#51 of 84 Jaguar's website by jchan2 Oct 09, 2004 (4:52 am)
has a little webpage about the upcoming X-Type sportwagon

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