If a foreign car shop advertises itself as working on Land Rovers (lit sign no building, along with BMW, Audi, etc), but not Jaguars, would you think it would be qualified to for on Jaguars as well?
I know things like engines are shared and suppose that other components as well. So you might imagine that they have suitable experience, wouldn't you?

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Yes. They should have the right expertise if they really know how to work on LR. And have access to the electronic workshop manuals. But Jag is low volume so they may never have worked on one before

Where are you looking at (I'm in Boston region too). And what work are you looking to get done?

 

>Where are you looking
Eurocraft Motosports in Watertown. They have Land Rover listed on their sign outside their building.
Just thinking where I would take my car if/when the cooling system starts to leak.
But there's always Samuels Jaguar Motors in Brighton ... ================================================
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