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THIS...Until i thought about Range Rovers
All My Car Heads Enter Vol. Jaguar S Type
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THIS...Until i thought about Range Rovers
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He has 99 posts but logic isn't a problem.
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He has 99 posts but logic isn't a problem.
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I have an 07 Acura TL-s
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I have an 07 Acura TL-s
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id say G35 definitely
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id say G35 definitely
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My 2003 Jaguar S-Type R.
i <3 her.
quick notes:
real joy to drive. great SPG (smiles per gallon
expensive to maintain/repair. REAL EXPENSIVE.
gas GUZZLER..
400hp. RWD.. hope you dont live in snow...
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My 2003 Jaguar S-Type R.
i <3 her.
quick notes:
real joy to drive. great SPG (smiles per gallon
expensive to maintain/repair. REAL EXPENSIVE.
gas GUZZLER..
400hp. RWD.. hope you dont live in snow...
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That car is a money pit. Thats one of the reasons why they are so cheap. You can get a car with 100k but I would stick with Toyota or Honda. G35 will have repair costs as well. Why are you only looking at luxury whips anyway?
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That car is a money pit. Thats one of the reasons why they are so cheap. You can get a car with 100k but I would stick with Toyota or Honda. G35 will have repair costs as well. Why are you only looking at luxury whips anyway?
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S-Types: beautiful to own, plenty of electrical gremlins, and you'll have to sell a kidney each time something breaks.
Over 100,000 miles is asking for it with almost all British cars. For 6-8k, if you like the ride quality/luxury, try looking at older Lexus LS-series cars, or the rare Infiniti Q that falls to that range.
Otherwise, just save up and get something else. This car won't just give you headaches, it'll give you a stroke.
EDIT: Read your other post. G35 for 6-8k will have problems, CTS might as well. If you can't afford luxury cars at what their normal sticker prices are, you won't be able to afford to maintain them.
Over 100,000 miles is asking for it with almost all British cars. For 6-8k, if you like the ride quality/luxury, try looking at older Lexus LS-series cars, or the rare Infiniti Q that falls to that range.
Otherwise, just save up and get something else. This car won't just give you headaches, it'll give you a stroke.
EDIT: Read your other post. G35 for 6-8k will have problems, CTS might as well. If you can't afford luxury cars at what their normal sticker prices are, you won't be able to afford to maintain them.
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S-Types: beautiful to own, plenty of electrical gremlins, and you'll have to sell a kidney each time something breaks.
Over 100,000 miles is asking for it with almost all British cars. For 6-8k, if you like the ride quality/luxury, try looking at older Lexus LS-series cars, or the rare Infiniti Q that falls to that range.
Otherwise, just save up and get something else. This car won't just give you headaches, it'll give you a stroke.
EDIT: Read your other post. G35 for 6-8k will have problems, CTS might as well. If you can't afford luxury cars at what their normal sticker prices are, you won't be able to afford to maintain them.
Over 100,000 miles is asking for it with almost all British cars. For 6-8k, if you like the ride quality/luxury, try looking at older Lexus LS-series cars, or the rare Infiniti Q that falls to that range.
Otherwise, just save up and get something else. This car won't just give you headaches, it'll give you a stroke.
EDIT: Read your other post. G35 for 6-8k will have problems, CTS might as well. If you can't afford luxury cars at what their normal sticker prices are, you won't be able to afford to maintain them.
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Are they known to have issues.
I'm looking at luxury whips cause that's what I like.
I'm looking at luxury whips cause that's what I like.
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Are they known to have issues.
I'm looking at luxury whips cause that's what I like.
I'm looking at luxury whips cause that's what I like.
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Originally Posted by YO GetOFFmyKickZ
My 2003 Jaguar S-Type R.
i <3 her.
quick notes:
real joy to drive. great SPG (smiles per gallon)
expensive to maintain/repair. REAL EXPENSIVE.
gas GUZZLER..
400hp. RWD.. hope you dont live in snow...
i dont like the S-type but i can appreciate the R
nice ride homie
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Originally Posted by YO GetOFFmyKickZ
My 2003 Jaguar S-Type R.
i <3 her.
quick notes:
real joy to drive. great SPG (smiles per gallon)
expensive to maintain/repair. REAL EXPENSIVE.
gas GUZZLER..
400hp. RWD.. hope you dont live in snow...
i dont like the S-type but i can appreciate the R
nice ride homie
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G35 brody
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G35 brody
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More headed towards the Jag.
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More headed towards the Jag.
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pardon my ignance but isnt that the years ford owned jaguar?
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pardon my ignance but isnt that the years ford owned jaguar?
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sucka type jags aint flexin mayne, cop that G35 brody
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sucka type jags aint flexin mayne, cop that G35 brody