X-Type Sill Corrosion - Were later cars more resilient?
Discussion
Hi,
I'm asking for this a relative.
They have an early X-Type Estate (2004) which is getting on a bit now in both mileage and general deterioration (courtesy of the northern climate).
It has previously had both sills patched and we are aware that the X-Type is prone to the sills rotting from the inside out, reportedly starting from the inner sill.
If they were to replace the car with a later model say 2007 or later, would this be just as prone to the sills rotting out as their existing model or did Jaguar revise the rust proofing and design to mitigate the corrosion?
Thanks,
I'm asking for this a relative.
They have an early X-Type Estate (2004) which is getting on a bit now in both mileage and general deterioration (courtesy of the northern climate).
It has previously had both sills patched and we are aware that the X-Type is prone to the sills rotting from the inside out, reportedly starting from the inner sill.
If they were to replace the car with a later model say 2007 or later, would this be just as prone to the sills rotting out as their existing model or did Jaguar revise the rust proofing and design to mitigate the corrosion?
Thanks,
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