Well my 2005 STR is now over the 100K mile mark. We never did get the twin Screw blower option so I think I have finally decided that is a dead end for me.

Anyway not sure how much longer to keep it? It's been my daily driver for over 5 years and has the best car I have ever owned. Very few problems and this list helped me out with greatly.

So much cheaper to do it yourself with the help of this list

I hope to move to an XFR but not sure as they don't seem to have fallen in price like the STR did.
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Congratulations, I just missed mine changing a couple of weeks ago, there was a good reason best not mentioned!

 

Congratulations!

 

Congrats(?) to both! Hell 100k, just getting broken in.

 

Indeed, congrats! Stick with your STR - much more attractive and unique than the XF and you know your car is well-sorted for the long haul....

 

Congratulations. It's just properly run-in now!

Graham

 

I would hate to lose you as an STR resource, so hang in there while I light a fire under Avos' backside.

AVOS, AVOS, WHERE IS THE STR TWIN-SCREW? OUR LITTLE FAMILY IS IN DANGER!

 

Debating between 07+ XKR or avos twin screw kit myself...

 

Congrats, My 05 S-Type 4.2 (non R) just turned 89K today...I'll be keeping this car till she dies LOL

 

PS The STR in the UK is already driving for about 2 months, so its getting close. I'll be soon posting an update to save the family ;-)

 

My '08 Satin Edition 4.2L just turned 54K mi...
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You dreamed of a big star, he played a mean guitar...
He loved to drive his Jaguar
So welcome to the machine

 

Congrats!

Mine's quite a bit past 100K. Also had it over 5 years. No plans to sell it at all.

 

Bless You Avos!!
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Congrats! I've had mine for over five years now too, and it just turned 100k a couple of months ago!

 

Years ago I went Audi and then Volvo. They never really offered me what most appealed to me about my Jaguars, however.

Reading a thread such as this makes me feel much more comfortable with the effort I am making to "come back home" to Jaguar.

It is good to see they not only offer the obvious but also do so for years and miles down the road.