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It seems like every time I see an X350, without fail, the owner is 80+ years old.
Now I already drive an old man car ('97 LS400), but the X350 owners I've seen driving around make me feel like I'm driving a Honda Civic Si or something!!!
What is the deal with this?!
Now I already drive an old man car ('97 LS400), but the X350 owners I've seen driving around make me feel like I'm driving a Honda Civic Si or something!!!
What is the deal with this?!
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I see plenty of young enough (computer literate) people on this forum that drive them, but never when I actually see one on the road!
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I'm also 21. I had to throw some slight visual customization on my XJ to make people realize its not my father's car. The x350 owners are older because they are well off and have a preference to jags over mercs and bimmers.
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you probably put some 22"s on it didnt u lolOriginally Posted by fila0220
I'm also 21. I had to throw some slight visual customization on my XJ to make people realize its not my father's car. The x350 owners are older because they are well off and have a preference to jags over mercs and bimmers.
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How on earth can you buy a $25k+ Jag at 21 years old?! I am almost 24 and just getting out of school, will be starting on a $60k+/year job in a few weeks and I don't even know if I can afford a used one!
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JagMaster: lol you would think so right? But i actually tried to keep it clean, and got tints, 20 inch jaguar rims (reps) and a blacked out grille.
amcdonal86: to make a long story short. My dad is a used car dealer, bought the car 3 years ago. So for my 21st birthday I traded him my Mercedes for the Jaguar.
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I feel older, quite often.
Dont feel old mate, 97 is old 47 is still youngOriginally Posted by mitch.thompson
Forty-seven years old here.I feel older, quite often.
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Ugh, I just saw a man in an X308 with wraparound sunglasses.
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52 years old ( quite old sometimes , but feeling young most time !! ) ,
Global cost of these kinds of cars , mainly insurance and running cost , is difficult for most young people , and maybe the image of Jaguar is not so young compare to other brand ,
Will be interesting to follow with the new shape ( F type and new XJ )
The Jaguar enthusiat club made a vote to know the age of the menbers , i remenber teh average was over 50 ( all models )
Global cost of these kinds of cars , mainly insurance and running cost , is difficult for most young people , and maybe the image of Jaguar is not so young compare to other brand ,
Will be interesting to follow with the new shape ( F type and new XJ )
The Jaguar enthusiat club made a vote to know the age of the menbers , i remenber teh average was over 50 ( all models )
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58 years old here, and just got a ticket for tailgateing at highway speed. I called it drafting, wife wasn't amused. George.
heh heh
Even though I really don't like tailgaters I had to laugh at your posting ;-)
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