Show Us Your Motors!
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[TW]Fox;16872563 said:Took the BMW to the most Southerly point in the UK last weekend - if I'd driven it any further South, it would be very wet
Been there!
I have to say, your E39 still looks great all these years after it was made. Masterpiece of design IMHO.
If you want a l6 E39 then Fox's is the best I have ever seen, it's immaculate really (ok, rear seat dent accepted) it's in much better condition than mine. Just goes to show what a difference an owner who spares no expense and takes great care of their car compared to one ...or several that do not can makes after a decade. My car hasn't quite clocked 100k miles yet either, although it will this coming week.
Lovely cars
Lovely cars
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Made a short slideshow and sound clip. 
I love my Mini.
I love my Mini.
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Just washed my Dad's Jaaaag for the first time ever - he has only previously used car washes or his own wash mit/drying leather. 
What do you guys think?
And then promptly did a once over on the wheels. :drool:
What do you guys think?
And then promptly did a once over on the wheels. :drool:
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Well, it's definitely a Jaguar.
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Love that Jag. However, this is a post your motors thread, not somebody elses.
On that note, I wonder if Serial will post the GTR in here?
On that note, I wonder if Serial will post the GTR in here?
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Love that Jag. However, this is a post your motors thread, not somebody elses.
On that note, I wonder if Serial will post the GTR in here?
I did say it was my Dad's...
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Just washed my Dad's Jaaaag for the first time ever - he has only previously used car washes or his own wash mit/drying leather.
What do you guys think?
Looks good
Friend's dad has got an XJ. One of the very last they did in that shape. Got it down from the list ~£50K to ~£35K!
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Iceman has only posted twice in this thread which involved his VX220 and his VX220 along with his Dad's GT2.
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Just washed my Dad's Jaaaag for the first time ever - he has only previously used car washes or his own wash mit/drying leather.
What do you guys think?
The new XJ is not a patch on that, stunning mate, like it a lot.
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[TW]Fox;16877520 said:
Still goes like stink though...
I think if I were to get a car when I am older - it will definitely be a Jag.
He did have an older XJ (same shape apart from the Sports Premium styling) which was black but had that horrid chrome grill surround...which was not photo worthy. It was a 3.0 litre V6.
This silver one is a 2.7 litre diesel which I have mentioned before.
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Jag have done well, despite advertising the diesel on TV, people never assume they are one. Sadly; large German saloons are too often a diesel these days, which is a shame because a large German saloon is a checkbox I'd like to fill one day, and I'd like to do it with a petrol, with more than 4 cylinders.
Oh, and as for pumping out CO2, 288g/km is where it's at.
Oh, and as for pumping out CO2, 288g/km is where it's at.
