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James.uk · 1st September 2009, 01:39

Hi Rob. That is a lovely car. But -- As an ex Jag fanatic I have to disagree about the choice of a Jag over the 75. I loved my Jags but fuel costs considerably reduced the fun of owning one..

With my 75 CDT I can afford to go wherever I like and the freedom is one of the things I love about owning a "75"..

I still admire the old Jag-Daimlers, but, like all the big fuel guzzlers, they wont be around for much longer.. Whereas I think the best of the 75 CDT's will be around for many many years to come.

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1st September 2009, 01:39	#10
James.uk Passed Away 2002 Pale Blue. Rover 75 CDTi Connoisseur auto. 170K miles Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Near the M67. Posts: 14,509 Thanks: 199 Thanked 585 Times in 397 Posts	Hi Rob. That is a lovely car. But -- As an ex Jag fanatic I have to disagree about the choice of a Jag over the 75. I loved my Jags but fuel costs considerably reduced the fun of owning one.. With my 75 CDT I can afford to go wherever I like and the freedom is one of the things I love about owning a "75".. I still admire the old Jag-Daimlers, but, like all the big fuel guzzlers, they wont be around for much longer.. Whereas I think the best of the 75 CDT's will be around for many many years to come. .