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[mariner]

Another slight rant I am afraid but in world where classic cars are very popular and Jaguar has a stellar history of beautiful and exciting cars thanks to Sir William Lyons, Ian Cullum and Geoff Lawson this  explanation of Jaguar's plans for a 2025 electric future is rather depressing, -  to me at least.

 

https://www.autocar....e-future-jaguar

 

Putting aside the actual plans his tortured use of English is painful!.

 

As "curating the journey" seems so important to him maybe a highly paid gig for motor history authors like Doug?

Edited by mariner, 29 June 2022 - 13:51.

[Ben1445]

I've been somewhat looking forward to it myself, and still think that after reading the article. 

 

What's led you to your differing opinion? 

[68targa]

Does this mean they won't be making any more C-Type continuations or is Jaguar Classic curating a different journey ?
 

[D-Type]

Does this mean they won't be making any more C-Type continuations or is Jaguar Classic curating a different journey ?
 

More to the point, does it mean they won't take legal action against those who do?

[10kDA]

I believe what he said in MarketingSpeak is the door is not closed on C-Type continuations but they won't be making any more with V8s. Get yours! Before they're gone!