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Hey Bruno, welcome aboard, great to have you with us here at JF
Really nice intro thanks for sharing. Glad that you found your way here with your Jag.
No one here's gonna tell you to go to a Ford forum.....thanks for the pic of your ride. The X type is a grewt car and the AWD is pretty awesome
There really are some amazing and friendly guys here....you're in really good company to discuss anything Jag related or have a few laughs!
A really great mix of information, camraderrie and fun
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BrunoZ28,
It's not a Ford, it's a Jag. The Ford Mondeo platform & Duratec engines may have been the base from which the cars were developed, but they are a long way from Ford in their production. The engines are produced in Ford's Welsh factory, but are assembled on a completely separate assembly line and have a lot of differences from the top down. You will find heaps about that scattered throughout the Forum.
Cheers,
Languid
It's not a Ford, it's a Jag. The Ford Mondeo platform & Duratec engines may have been the base from which the cars were developed, but they are a long way from Ford in their production. The engines are produced in Ford's Welsh factory, but are assembled on a completely separate assembly line and have a lot of differences from the top down. You will find heaps about that scattered throughout the Forum.
Cheers,
Languid
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