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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Marks DTM Calib on 07 November 2017, 09:06:29
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Quite looking forward to it having had the Zafira for nearly 9 years, back to 'correct' wheel drive to.
Although the Lincolnshire lord will be disappointed that it runs on boat fuel (needs must!)
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Another convert to the Shaguar?
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Fair play it looks nice :y
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What is it?
Do tell. :)
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What is it?
Do tell. :)
I think he's playing you at your own game M'lud! ;D
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What is it?
Do tell. :)
I think he's playing you at your own game M'lud! ;D
Okay....something practical and derv.
Panamera diesel would be the sensible choice. :)
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What is it?
Do tell. :)
I think he's playing you at your own game M'lud! ;D
Okay....something practical and derv.
Panamera diesel would be the sensible choice. :)
If your buying a Porsche with its associated costs, you buy a proper one with the engine in its arse :y
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Another convert to the Shaguar?
Aren't they built by eastern Europeans in the West Midlands?
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Fair play it looks nice :y
It better be :y ;) ;D
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What is it?
Do tell. :)
I think he's playing you at your own game M'lud! ;D
Okay....something practical and derv.
Panamera diesel would be the sensible choice. :)
If your buying a Porsche with its associated costs, you buy a proper one with the engine in its arse :y
Ah......petrol. :y :y Not derv which the seminal fluid of Satan himself. ::) ::) :D
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Quite looking forward to it having had the Zafira for nearly 9 years, back to 'correct' wheel drive to.
Although the Lincolnshire lord will be disappointed that it runs on boat fuel (needs must!)
Is it a Bavarian Motor Works?
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Or a Swabian effort...
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Quite looking forward to it having had the Zafira for nearly 9 years, back to 'correct' wheel drive to.
Although the Lincolnshire lord will be disappointed that it runs on boat fuel (needs must!)
Is it a Bavarian Motor Works?
Not sure I could lower myself to owning an item associated with peddlers of recreational powder.....
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Maybe it's French.... :-\ ;D
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Or a Swabian effort...
Not a fan of the newest Volvos, there a bit of a Marmite car
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Maybe it's French.... :-\ ;D
How very very dare you......although one bit is part French :y
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Perhaps he has chosen a British family classic. A Morris Marina or Austin All-aggro perhaps. ;)
If not how about Italian?
Alfa Romeo make some nice cars these days.
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The engine is French? XF maybe, little options for RWD not BMW/Merc. Can't see you going Lexus!
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The engine is French? XF maybe, little options for RWD not BMW/Merc. Can't see you going Lexus!
It could be a Nissan? ;D ;D ;D
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Ssangyong then :o
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
Jaguar never put straight sixes in the XF.
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
Same engine size as my astra and about the same bhp. Mine is marginally slower to 60 but, then again, I never though I’d be comparing it to a jag. ;D
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I thought you needed the zafira for days out with the family?
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Guess kids are a bit older now, so need need for a bus, just practical saloon. :)
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I thought you needed the zafira for days out with the family?
The kids are a bit older so the need for the mum bus has somewhat expired......and I thought I deserved a bit more luxury :y
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
Same engine size as my astra and about the same bhp. Mine is marginally slower to 60 but, then again, I never though I’d be comparing it to a jag. ;D
This one is black which are apparently faster.........it also has a gearbox for the infirm :( :-\
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My customer has one of these - in that config, it flies!
We regularly do the Limerick to Cork run, no real dual carriageway to speak of - so I’m also impressed with the brakes, get used more than they would if I were driving - to be sure ::)
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
Same engine size as my astra and about the same bhp. Mine is marginally slower to 60 but, then again, I never though I’d be comparing it to a jag. ;D
This one is black which are apparently faster.........it also has a gearbox for the infirm :( :-\
As does mine, but I’m a bit older than you. :P
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
Agreed. My car weighs 1880KG according to the book but the engine means it can keep up with the general flow of traffic.
Also, unless the driver is a real shortarse there is very little rear leg room in the older car. Your car will be better in this respect.
Nice choice. :y
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
Agreed. My car weighs 1880KG according to the book but the engine means it can keep up with the general flow of traffic.
Also, unless the driver is a real shortarse there is very little rear leg room in the older car. Your car will be better in this respect.
Nice choice. :y
2.0 diesel, nice choice? Arse licker :P
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
Agreed. My car weighs 1880KG according to the book but the engine means it can keep up with the general flow of traffic.
Also, unless the driver is a real shortarse there is very little rear leg room in the older car. Your car will be better in this respect.
Nice choice. :y
2.0 diesel, nice choice? Arse licker :P
We are not at home to Mr Rude......Being a scouser I expect you'll 'go on the rob' once you find out where he keeps it. :P :P :P
A Jaguar XF is a 'nice choice' I was being diplomatic about the engine. :)
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Or a Swabian effort...
Not a fan of the newest Volvos, there a bit of a Marmite car
;D
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swabia
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Unfortunately, the Xf estate isn't available without the canal boat engine choices :'(
Be a nice upgrade from the Zafira nonetheless 8)
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This one is black which are apparently faster...
Indeed they are. But I hope yours drives straighter than my black kitty, as coming home tonight, mine spent most of its time going sideways.
In the end, I turned TC back on, back out of sport, and back into auto, as it was getting a bit tedious.
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3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage
Fuel Computer reading 32mpg over this tank, so suspect I'll achieve 28mpg in reality. The 275bhp variant of the 3.0 v6 diesel does like making its way through Lord Opti's favourite fuel :-[
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
I saw one of these today....I thought....blimey why would jag make a car with a 2.0l diesel (excluding the Mondeo based jag)....and who would buy one :o ::) ;D
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
I saw one of these today....I thought....blimey why would jag make a car with a 2.0l diesel (excluding the Mondeo based jag)....and who would buy one :o ::) ;D
Most popular option ;)
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My customer has one of these - in that config, it flies!
We regularly do the Limerick to Cork run, no real dual carriageway to speak of - so I’m also impressed with the brakes, get used more than they would if I were driving - to be sure ::)
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So regularly your learning the language. ;D ;D
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
That's very impressive, my Mondeo Mk5 2.0l petrol Ecoboost takes 8.0 secs to 62, with considerably more power at 240PS. :y
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When we getting a Jag chat section then? :)
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/nosey mode.
Given your miles, have you bought this cash or say part cash/normal loan?
Without car share my miles are 15k/yr for work, around 8k with. (Meaning 3.2 is viable)
On finance deals say via BMW for £200/m some nice motors can be had, with say 8k down.
But that’s at 10k miles, soon as you go 12k it gets much more expensive on finance.
\nosey mode
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Half and half, half cash and half standard bank loan (so mileage is irrelevant).
Not seen a dealer finance deal that's worth considering, they are usually long term (5 years) and 9+% APR
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
That's very impressive, my Mondeo Mk5 2.0l petrol Ecoboost takes 8.0 secs to 62, with considerably more power at 240PS. :y
But the diesel has more torque :y
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Unfortunately, the Xf estate isn't available without the canal boat engine choices :'(
Be a nice upgrade from the Zafira nonetheless 8)
2.0 247bhp Petrol is available in the 2016+ model year :y
I have to say that the Zafira was a fantastic work horse and actually quite sprightly, with handling which was far from shabby.
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Half and half, half cash and half standard bank loan (so mileage is irrelevant).
Not seen a dealer finance deal that's worth considering, they are usually long term (5 years) and 9+% APR
Thanks for sharing :y
Yes seen same myself, was thinking of doing similar as you as that gives much better flexibility.
Cash + Tesco loan at say 3% over 4 years.
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Or a Swabian effort...
Not a fan of the newest Volvos, there a bit of a Marmite car
;D
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swabia
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I was jesting ;D ;D ;D ;D
I always ask the brother in law how life is in Swabia when he pops to Backnang
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Half and half, half cash and half standard bank loan (so mileage is irrelevant).
Not seen a dealer finance deal that's worth considering, they are usually long term (5 years) and 9+% APR
Thanks for sharing :y
Yes seen same myself, was thinking of doing similar as you as that gives much better flexibility.
Cash + Tesco loan at say 3% over 4 years.
I got 2.7% :y
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Cash + Tesco loan at say 3% over 4 years.
Get in there quick before the base rate is 0.75% and loans are 5% ;)
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My customer has one of these - in that config, it flies!
We regularly do the Limerick to Cork run, no real dual carriageway to speak of - so I’m also impressed with the brakes, get used more than they would if I were driving - to be sure ::)
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So regularly your learning the language. ;D ;D
Well spotted :y
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Half and half, half cash and half standard bank loan (so mileage is irrelevant).
Not seen a dealer finance deal that's worth considering, they are usually long term (5 years) and 9+% APR
Sainsbury’s Bank were doing 2.8% when I was looking around a few weeks ago, and quite a few places @ 3%. Not sure if these are still available now the rates are edging up.
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Car finance deals are (mostly) a weapon of last resort, particularly used. Its no accident of course, by going for a stupid APR, they can tell punters that for only £x more a month they could buy brand new instead. Well, as long as your definition of "buy" involves giving them money for a product you'll never own ;D
SWMBO's yeti is on pcp but only because it was 0%APR and we plan to buy it after the term is up.
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Dealer HP has its place/uses... PCPs are good for company purchases or if they're interest free for private buyers ;)
If you can afford to over pay, then you may as well save up and buy outright unless circumstances demand it, as in this case...ie primary transport written off.
Hopefully it will serve you as well as the Zafira :y
Unfortunately, the Xf estate isn't available without the canal boat engine choices :'(
Be a nice upgrade from the Zafira nonetheless 8)
2.0 247bhp Petrol is available in the 2016+ model year :y
I have to say that the Zafira was a fantastic work horse and actually quite sprightly, with handling which was far from shabby.
That's a step in the right direction :y
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Half and half, half cash and half standard bank loan (so mileage is irrelevant).
Not seen a dealer finance deal that's worth considering, they are usually long term (5 years) and 9+% APR
Thanks for sharing :y
Yes seen same myself, was thinking of doing similar as you as that gives much better flexibility.
Cash + Tesco loan at say 3% over 4 years.
I got 2.7% :y
Nice :)
Cash + Tesco loan at say 3% over 4 years.
Get in there quick before the base rate is 0.75% and loans are 5% ;)
Double conundrum here. Rates are looking to go up, plus if the Fox deal finally goes through early next year, it would be the prime time to get something newer and replace the 3.2. Both in terms of loan and personal situation.
But, I car share meaning a months worth of commuting costs 2x tanks of fuel which is not bad (averaging 24mpg) - But I guess car share could end again, although I suspect he is back for a couple of years at least.
However.....
We want a bigger house in the near future, so bigger commute is highly possible? Possible no car share then, so more miles to work, meaning a newer more economical car would be great to already have and not fund as well as a bigger house.
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Option B is LPG the 3.2 ::) :D - Which now is a serious option, as I have the Zafira for family needs.
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
That's very impressive, my Mondeo Mk5 2.0l petrol Ecoboost takes 8.0 secs to 62, with considerably more power at 240PS. :y
But the diesel has more torque :y
Which is not condusive to rear tyre longevity ::). Made worse by the fact Jag standard fit SportMaxx fall off a cliff gripwise at around 3mm. Apparently ::)
//Edit: Only yours doesn't have SportMaxx :-[
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It is a 2016 model year XF diesel......
Nice choice :y
My budget could see 2010/11 XF-S
Did you get one in correct cylinder arrangement :)
3.0 diesel is way to pricey to run with my annual mileage so its a 4 pot 2.0 163bhp (but still 0-60 in 8,2 seconds so not to shabby).
The 2016 model year is 200kg lighter than the earlier version with longer wheel base (same body length) and different rear suspension system, so the reduced power is not that noticeable.
That's very impressive, my Mondeo Mk5 2.0l petrol Ecoboost takes 8.0 secs to 62, with considerably more power at 240PS. :y
But the diesel has more torque :y
Which is not condusive to rear tyre longevity ::). Made worse by the fact Jag standard fit SportMaxx fall off a cliff gripwise at around 3mm. Apparently ::)
This tyre is total crap. Whatever were Jaguar thinking. :-\
I now have Michelin Pilot Sport 4S 285/30/20 on the rear of my car. Much improved. :y
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I now have Michelin Pilot Sport 4S 285/30/20 on the rear of my car. Much improved. :y
Having had good results on the Omega with PS4, I am tempted to go for them. But then the recommended tyre is SportMaxx GT (JO), I feel I should try it how it is supposed to be, as a baseline.
Up until the last lot of SportMaxx RTs I had, the Dunlop 9000/SportMaxx range has served me well :y
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I now have Michelin Pilot Sport 4S 285/30/20 on the rear of my car. Much improved. :y
Having had good results on the Omega with PS4, I am tempted to go for them. But then the recommended tyre is SportMaxx GT (JO), I feel I should try it how it is supposed to be, as a baseline.
Up until the last lot of SportMaxx RTs I had, the Dunlop 9000/SportMaxx range has served me well :y
I am looking to get the Pilot Sport 4 all round for the Zed, I`d like to get the Pilot Sport 4S all round but they don`t make one the right size for the front :-\
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Quite looking forward to it having had the Zafira for nearly 9 years, back to 'correct' wheel drive to.
Although the Lincolnshire lord will be disappointed that it runs on boat fuel (needs must!)
Now you have it, we need pics :). And a full road test review ;D
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Quite looking forward to it having had the Zafira for nearly 9 years, back to 'correct' wheel drive to.
Although the Lincolnshire lord will be disappointed that it runs on boat fuel (needs must!)
Now you have it, we need pics :). And a full road test review ;D
Yes.
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Pics....hmmm, that means I have to think about a new photo host.
Only completed a mere 640 miles so far.....not quite one tank of fuel with one of the commute trips showing an indicated 71mpg :o (the calculated from fill shows its closer to 68mpg) but, its averaging 58 (as you cant drive economically all the time).
Very comfortable and incredibly well planted on the road, the X260 is a better drive than the X250 certainly (although some of the dash does feel cheaper), very sure on its feet, predictable and still achieves Webby type 0-60 times when pushed. The much improved rear leg and head room over the previous version is very noticebale.
Autobox is pretty good (as good as a slush pump can be), certainly does most of what I need.
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Ive a few pics of it if you want me to chuck em up
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(http://images.omegaowners.com/images/Jimbob/hosted_for_others/23972686_10155310008508246_1788087545_n.jpg)
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Ah thats what it looked like ;D ;) :'( :y
Thanks!
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Pics....hmmm, that means I have to think about a new photo host.
Only completed a mere 640 miles so far.....not quite one tank of fuel with one of the commute trips showing an indicated 71mpg :o (the calculated from fill shows its closer to 68mpg) but, its averaging 58 (as you cant drive economically all the time).
Very comfortable and incredibly well planted on the road, the X260 is a better drive than the X250 certainly (although some of the dash does feel cheaper), very sure on its feet, predictable and still achieves Webby type 0-60 times when pushed. The much improved rear leg and head room over the previous version is very noticebale.
Autobox is pretty good (as good as a slush pump can be), certainly does most of what I need.
Yes. I agree. :y
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(http://images.omegaowners.com/images/Jimbob/hosted_for_others/23972686_10155310008508246_1788087545_n.jpg)
That is a nice looking motor car..............presented in a great colour. :y
Ultimate black?
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Its paint code 1AG....which for an XF is Ultimate Black.....and on Land Rovers is Santorini Black (and exactly the same colour!) :y
I fear it may be a git to keep clean though :(
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Its paint code 1AG....which for an XF is Ultimate Black.....and on Land Rovers is Santorini Black (and exactly the same colour!) :y
I fear it may be a git to keep clean though :(
Didn't know that.
Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
You're right. It will be 'a bit of a bastard' to keep clean, but for the ten minutes before it rains again it will look wonderful. :y :y :y
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I did manage to get the salesman to take my lad out for an extended test drive in a V6 Supercharged F-Type, they were painting 11's on the A52 apparently.
The grin he had on his return was quite something! :y
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Out of interest, did you consider the XE?
Was this too small for your needs?
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red dye to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
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Very nice indeed!
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Lovely looking
Tata Jaguar :D :D ;)
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Out of interest, did you consider the XE?
Was this too small for your needs?
To small and the same price (in fact more after haggling) :y
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Have you had it to bits yet? Jaime has. ;D
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Have you had it to bits yet? Jaime has. ;D
His is quite a bit older though, it's the trade off of getting something newer but smaller.
As XJ or same age would be fair amount more than XF.
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Have you had it to bits yet? Jaime has. ;D
Yes, but he could break rocks so it's not a fair comparison 8)
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At a quick glance I find it hard to distinguish between the new XE and new XF.
They appear very similar.
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At a quick glance I find it hard to distinguish between the new XE and new XF.
They appear very similar.
Same :y
I am rather fond of the first generation XF-S, really nice looking cars. Small touches like lip rear spoiler, like my Elite.
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Bigger, different lights etc, same design concept and running gear :y
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At a quick glance I find it hard to distinguish between the new XE and new XF.
They appear very similar.
They do, but the XE is better proportioned. Suits bright colours better even though you rarely see them like that.
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red dye to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
I couldn't agree more, though most reds come with the beige interior, which I really don't want.
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The XE seems to be a reliable, well put together car, but rear room is compromised compared to XF. Generally spec is a little down as well - though most later XFs are usually uniquely specced, as are XEs.
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red dye to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
I couldn't agree more, though most reds come with the beige interior, which I really don't want.
It’s cream. :P
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red dye to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
I couldn't agree more, though most reds come with the beige interior, which I really don't want.
It’s cream. :P
It can be spendcream for all I care, I don't want it ;)
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I've just fallen foul of my own word censor. spendcream, really?
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red due to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
I couldn't agree more, though most reds come with the beige interior, which I really don't want.
It’s cream. :P
If you look hard, you can also find them trimmed in David Dickinson esque "Tan". WTF you would want to, is another question!
https://goo.gl/images/SaBpPa (https://goo.gl/images/SaBpPa)
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There's a reasonably priced XJ Portfolio that's been for sale for over a year with that tan interior!
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Dark blue?
I've looked at that a few times I think. Its the first (and only) time I've become aware of the colour. I just don't know what the original owner was thinking!! :o
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Dark blue?
I've looked at that a few times I think. Its the first (and only) time I've become aware of the colour. I just don't know what the original owner was thinking!! :o
Yeah, in Londonium iirc
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red due to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
I couldn't agree more, though most reds come with the beige interior, which I really don't want.
It’s cream. :P
If you look hard, you can also find them trimmed in David Dickinson esque "Tan". WTF you would want to, is another question!
https://goo.gl/images/SaBpPa (https://goo.gl/images/SaBpPa)
Kin ell, that would give you a headache.
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Same colour as my old 2013 XFR, and the best coiour there is for an XF in my view.
Agree :y. For me, that dark(ish) metallic red is close behind and on my own car I'd take the red due to laziness. If someone else is cleaning it though, black every time :).
I couldn't agree more, though most reds come with the beige interior, which I really don't want.
It’s cream. :P
If you look hard, you can also find them trimmed in David Dickinson esque "Tan". WTF you would want to, is another question!
https://goo.gl/images/SaBpPa (https://goo.gl/images/SaBpPa)
The mighty Signum has leather this colour. Not it's best feature.
It's similar to the colour of your stools when feeling unwell. :-\
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Imagine that leather in my green astra. :o
No.....don’t.
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No.....don’t.
Too late, pass the mind bleach :'(
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The mighty Signum has leather this colour. Not it's best feature.
It's similar to the colour of your stools when feeling unwell. :-\
Im not certain I've ever been *that* unwell. ;D