Am I alone ?
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Nope. Don't know any Chinese Jag owners. In my known circles, you are indeed utterly alone. 
Your description reminds me of a trip I made to East Berlin before the wall came down. There were many lovely shops with many lovely items, but no one who actually lived there could afford to shop them. The state employees just went in and dusted them every day and hoped for a tourist or two with clearance to come along that year and wander in.
Your description reminds me of a trip I made to East Berlin before the wall came down. There were many lovely shops with many lovely items, but no one who actually lived there could afford to shop them. The state employees just went in and dusted them every day and hoped for a tourist or two with clearance to come along that year and wander in.
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11-03-2013, 05:09 AM
Nope. Don't know any Chinese Jag owners. In my known circles, you are indeed utterly alone.
Your description reminds me of a trip I made to East Berlin before the wall came down. There were many lovely shops with many lovely items, but no one who actually lived there could afford to shop them. The state employees just went in and dusted them every day and hoped for a tourist or two with clearance to come along that year and wander in.
Your description reminds me of a trip I made to East Berlin before the wall came down. There were many lovely shops with many lovely items, but no one who actually lived there could afford to shop them. The state employees just went in and dusted them every day and hoped for a tourist or two with clearance to come along that year and wander in.
In every society there's a multitude of classes.
Actually there's plenty of Jags in china, many for affordable rates, although compared to the US they are more expensive (around double) due to import taxes imposed at time of sale. That being said, the older ones (80's, 90's, early 2000's) are affordable (even for a teacher).
China is currently one of the world's most prosperous nations with a veracious appetite for luxury goods...
I'm soon to pick up another XKR and I currently live in Taiwan (admittedly not part of China, whatever the Chinese may say.. :P )..
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