Can you see the irony?

[KevinP73]

On the road today I saw a new Jaguar with a license plate that read "7 1776"

[Tyson Schmidt]

Well, there are Korean cars called KIA, as in killed in action. One of their models is called the Soul.

I don’t imagine they are driven by too many Korean War Vets.

Waiting for Vietnam to start making a car called the MIA. First model named the Pow.

[craigster59]

Kind of like Chevy marketing in Mexico with the Nova. In Spanish "not going".

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by Tyson Schmidt

Well, there are Korean cars called KIA, as in killed in action. One of their models is called the Soul.

I don’t imagine they are driven by too many Korean War Vets.

Waiting for Vietnam to start making a car called the MIA. First model named the Pow.

Or a Japanese company making a Tinian or Eniwetok model.

[vash]

we do have the beloved 911.

[pwd72s]

Originally Posted by KevinP73

On the road today I saw a new Jaguar with a license plate the read "7 1776"

Poor Brits...forever holding a grudge about a rag tag batch of "Colonial Rebels"...

[Aerkuld]

Originally Posted by pwd72s

Poor Brits...forever holding a grudge about a rag tag batch of "Colonial Rebels"...

If you can't beat them, join them. That's what I did.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by KevinP73

On the road today I saw a new Jaguar with a license plate the read "7 1776"

I think the irony is an American who loves an English car yet brutally states our independence from them.

Let me explain. You see, these dudes from England came over in the 1600's and............

[KevinP73]

Originally Posted by Bob Kontak

I think the irony is an American who loves an English car yet brutally states our independence from them.

Let me explain. You see, these dudes from England came over in the 1600's and............

That's exactly what I was talking about.

[chapo]

Depending on the year of the Jag it might have some Ford running gear and internals

[sc_rufctr]

Jaguar Land Rover is owned by Tata (Indian)

Considering the history of the British Empire I find that rather amusing. Pip pip, Carry On!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tata_Motors

[Purrybonker]

Originally Posted by KevinP73

On the road today I saw a new Jaguar with a license plate that read "7 1776"

Is that about one-half as ironic as some dude on an American based German automobile fanboy website posting such an observation?

[Purrybonker]

I suppose more accurately, it simply reflects the globalism that the world reflects today (or at least used to be before Covid 19 et al)

[MBAtarga]

Originally Posted by KevinP73

On the road today I saw a new Jaguar with a license plate that read "7 1776"

That one's easy - The first expected breakdown is in 7 minutes or 1776 feet, whichever comes first!