Case in point? The car in the image is a Jaguar XJ, a series of luxury cars produced by the British manufacturer Jaguar from 1968 to 2019.
The XJ series was Jaguar's flagship four-door model for many years. The original model, the Series 1, was the last Jaguar saloon designed under the leadership of the company's founder, Sir William Lyons.
The car in the image is an XJ12 from the series 3 generation, which was produced from 1980 and featured light styling changes from the previous generation. The XJ series has been produced across four basic platform generations, with various updated derivatives of each.
Jaguars are currently made in factories in the UK, China, and India, with specific models also assembled in Austria and Brazil. For example, some models are still assembled in the UK, like the F-TYPE in Birmingham. Other production sites are operated through joint ventures or partnerships to serve specific markets. None of the products they offer today have the style and elegance of XJ Series 3 cars.
The company is now teetering on the edge of bankruptcy because of marketing failures to rival the Bud Light Tranny ads. Ya really have to ask them what exactly the fuck were they thinking putting this shit out...
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That Jaguar ad made the Bud Light ad look macho .
ReplyDeleteI had a serious case of the 'me wants' for a black twelve cylinder XJS, settled for half the cylinders in a TR6. People can say what they want about Ford, but their brief ownership of both Jaguar and Aston Martin brought something British sports cars seriously lacked....dependability!
ReplyDeleteSad to see car makers going woke, it seems nothing masculine must remain in today's ultra feminized world.
Uh, yeah. Jaguars are such unreliable pieces of garbage most owners have to have two identical Jags so they can drive one while waiting for the bank loan to get the other one fixed. Wash, rinse, repeat in 6 months. Sucking up to worthless homos, yeah, that's a good idea. Distract the clueless Jag owning losers, with one in the shop, by producing an ad with repulsive homos. That otta do it!
ReplyDeleteMy neighbor had a Jaguar. He called it his "One Week Car" because he had it one week for every six weeks in the shop. Ford couldn't have made a worse lemon, and they try.
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