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Car Forum / Jaguar Cars / November 2004

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I'm in love with the XJ220

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Tod - 05 Nov 2004 19:37 GMT
I just had to get that off my chest.
Shahid Karim - 06 Nov 2004 02:18 GMT
> I just had to get that off my chest.

You're not the only one  -  those curves... <sigh>

LOL

Sharky
David Betts - 06 Nov 2004 08:50 GMT
>> I just had to get that off my chest.
>
>You're not the only one  -  those curves... <sigh>

Interestingly, UK TV prog Top Gear ran some comparisons between
current and earlier supercars last week and came down in favour of the
earlier cars as having much more character. XJ220 is certainly the
most affordable of the supercars at the moment, good ones selling for
not much more than 100k GBP. Main drawback in road use is the enormous
width. Too wide for the standard UK urban road width restrictions, for
instance. A lot of people are put off by the fact that it has a
turbocharged V6 - TWR-Jaguar racing engine developed from the old
Metro Group B rally-car unit - which doesn't sound very 'supercar'.

David Betts (davidb@motorsport.org.uk)
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