Good Question? - If there was no such thing as a Jaguar XK8 ...
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When I was younger and dumber I thought a Crossfire (Chrysler/Merc mixture) was all I could afford in tax hungry NL; Turned out I would not fit in by almost a foot... Thank God for my tall body, because only then it turned out I could afford a beautiful convertible aswell!
I took one as a hire car when I was in Honalulu, the internal finish was very poor, but I did fit, 6 feet 1 1/2 inches.
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Currently have a 2008 Crossfire coupe. Great car with an interesting pedigree. Has been rock solid and is fairly quick. The styling is not everyone's taste but I think its beautiful and I've never had a car receive more positive comments than the Crossfire. BUT...if the XK8 did not exist I would end up with a 2006 SL500 like what I was looking for before I found the XK8.
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Interesting replies and not what i was expecting - A Crossfire? - man that's an ugly car IMO.
The classic SL i understand, something boring - i don't understand.
American guys - a lot of you have an American car as a second choice after an XK8.
Dipping into a 60's classic seems rife with problems over good looks outside.
My choices (if u r interested) were a Porsche 928, An Audi S8, A Lexus SC (just because i know how well they make their cars - tho' it's not a looker), poss a Merc SL500/600 and to end a Citroen DS
The classic SL i understand, something boring - i don't understand.
American guys - a lot of you have an American car as a second choice after an XK8.
Dipping into a 60's classic seems rife with problems over good looks outside.
My choices (if u r interested) were a Porsche 928, An Audi S8, A Lexus SC (just because i know how well they make their cars - tho' it's not a looker), poss a Merc SL500/600 and to end a Citroen DS
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Our XK8 is my wife's car. At 6-feet-7 with very broad shoulders and size 15 feet, there's just no way for me to stay comfortable in it for long. After an hour behind the wheel my knees, neck, and lower back are all screaming at me to get the hell out and stretch....
I love my 1999 Dodge Ram 5.9-litre V8 pickup. I've had it since December 2000 and hope to keep it until gas crosses the five-bucks-a-gallon barrier and finally forces me out of it (I'm lucky to average 14 mpg in it). Plenty of legroom and headroom so I can drive it all day long with no issues....
I love my 1999 Dodge Ram 5.9-litre V8 pickup. I've had it since December 2000 and hope to keep it until gas crosses the five-bucks-a-gallon barrier and finally forces me out of it (I'm lucky to average 14 mpg in it). Plenty of legroom and headroom so I can drive it all day long with no issues....
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