Cool Cat Calling - In Love With My XJS Recent Purchase
Discussion
As a boy my dad had Jags, we all have a Jag story....
Owned an XJS-C of my own many years ago which was a big disappointment, mainly because
it was at the end of its life and had nothing working correctly, and perhaps
the wrong model. Anyway I digress, having just bought a facelift 94 4.0
and drove it 250 miles in its debut run, I am truly in love.
Very much undervalued, to drive it is sublime, this car is performing perfectly
having been looked after by Stephen Heywood Jag specialist, when all components
harmonize and the suspension is correct there is virtually nothing to touch
these sports coupes in terms of grace and style. Intend to keep this cat a long time.
Surely they are now at the bottom of the depreciation curve, not that I give a toss
about making money from it, I just want to make a great car even better....
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Owned an XJS-C of my own many years ago which was a big disappointment, mainly because
it was at the end of its life and had nothing working correctly, and perhaps
the wrong model. Anyway I digress, having just bought a facelift 94 4.0
and drove it 250 miles in its debut run, I am truly in love.
Very much undervalued, to drive it is sublime, this car is performing perfectly
having been looked after by Stephen Heywood Jag specialist, when all components
harmonize and the suspension is correct there is virtually nothing to touch
these sports coupes in terms of grace and style. Intend to keep this cat a long time.
Surely they are now at the bottom of the depreciation curve, not that I give a toss
about making money from it, I just want to make a great car even better....
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