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BigChiefmuffinAgain said: The Jaguar brand will now be largely irrelevant. They are going from selling 180,000 cars a year in 2018 to maybe a few thousand of these. There doesn't seem to be anything else in the pipeline ( or maybe they've discovered a previously unknown ability to keep these things under wraps ). Not sure how dealers will survive trying to sell these new £130k behemoths alongside a few second hand XE models for £10k. Not even sure how the small levels of sales can support the whole management structure a car company needs, even if it does share a lot of stuff with Land Rover.

Apart from the badge there is no distinction between this and a BYD to my old eyes.Imagine aspiring to something like this and then folk repeatedly assume it's a Chinese knock off.Ironically the Chinese knock off will come with most of the options included for half the price!Mugs.

Possibly a strange topic for some, but I’ve always had a fascination with headlamp washers, and in particular systems that involve wipers. I’ve had a couple, namely a Saab 900 and an E30 BMW. Some other manufacturers like Volvo and Mercedes were well known for them tooHowever, this evening I randomly found the following image of a Talbot Solaro, and it got me thinking about what other cars are there where headlight wipers were availableA few others that spring to mind:Any other obscure ones?

Alex_225 said: mercedeslimos said: I did a change on a buddy's 5G-Tronic on Saturday; it hadn't been done in 136k miles. To say the drive improved was putting it mildly. I've got my Phaeton with the 6HP to do soon, a bit more involved as a job, but it's already had a box and a torque converter in the last 50k, so it hasn't been left forever without maintenance - I've heard the 6HP19s seem to like to give trouble! It's my first torque converter auto (in 70 cars of manuals, and 1 DSG!)If I'd kept my old E320cdi I'd have certainly ended up getting the gearbox serviced. I bought it with 104k on