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Currently at my second residence, in southern Spain. I have seen this car, apparently a Victory Edition Xkr, one time before in the same parking space. A beautiful car that I would love to own, but I also think it as a disgrace to put a leaper on the hood and all those stickers all over the car. Waste of beauty
There are actually quite a few jags around here. When leaving the shopping center, this sunburnt Xj40/Daimler had also parked. I saw also well looked after S-type
Currently at my second residence, in southern Spain. I have seen this car, apparently a Victory Edition Xkr, one time before in the same parking space. A beautiful car that I would love to own, but I also think it as a disgrace to put a leaper on the hood and all those stickers all over the car. Waste of beauty
I'll be back there in September. I hope I don't see it.
The Victory Edition was only marketed in the US. The Rest of the World got the same specification as the Final Series. I had a 2005 4.2-S Final Series Coupe but resisted the temptation to make any additions to the specification.
i hate to criticise some one’s “fashion” choices but for the sake of civilisation, I know which Spanish Jag I prefer. Simple and classic is always in fashion
i hate to criticise some one’s “fashion” choices but for the sake of civilisation, I know which Spanish Jag I prefer. Simple and classic is always in fashion
Yep. My opinion is its very hard to improve on what Jaguar's own designers did, but of course each to his own.