Bring back the D type.

Harry's Garage review was on the positive side.

https://youtu.be/MGh9Lf5oVwY?si=-TC2qu-yfiSCwh4x

https://youtu.be/V0jaOAgfAYc?si=0RTn8L0iIOFnXgkd

They are even talking about it on Gutfeld.

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I took a look at Jaguars sales numbers and they've been averaging well under 1,000 cars a month for the last three years. They have around .07% of the US car market.

Swirling the drain, I'd say.

I wonder if buyers will quit buying their remaining inventory (I think they ceased all production in June) because they fear the brand will go under?

You never know what lurks below the surface. Motorcycle maker KTM recently announced they were $3 Billion in the hole. Hard to fix that...

Bingo, it is a styling exercise, not a pre-production model.
IOW they will not build this car.
they won't even make a watered down version.
It serves only one purpose: marketing.

It is designed to get people talking about a brand that
IMO is not that good,
and get people to imagine that this is a car that jaguar
actually makes or will make. Neither are true.

So really, it is no different than an 8th grader doodling
on his notepad in social studies class.

Tata motors should focus more on improving the quality
and affordability of the cars they actually make,
and focus less on hype.

Look at the bright side. It looks much better than the cyber truck

It's not just Jaguar that's lost the plot. I just saw one of these in the flesh.
I can't even imagine peeling off 500, 600 (more?) Benjamins for something this ugly.

Frickin' Toyota. I used to love their truck styling.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1733515587.jpg