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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: Re: Yet another XK8 sighting report
>The 4-litre V8 is just another reason the XK8 appears to be just >another in a large pack of similar offerings rather than the outstanding >vehicle that Jaguar has a history of introducing. If I had been making the >decision, that engine would have been at LEAST 6 litre, possibly 7 or more. Yes! I would suggest an 8 litre V10 and make the car's design remind you of a cat shark... :-) I bought my Jag, an XJS Coupe, just because of the V12 (before I didn't really know what Jags were all about). The XK8 is a nice car, I like the design but for me a V8 just does not cut the mustard. I think they should at least supercharge the beast (no turbos, please). >Again, if I were in charge of a car company, I would >fire the entire market research department, they are a complete waste. I >would build the car _I_ think needs to be built, and satisfy myself with >whatever customers that brings. There is some wisdom in that as I can tell from my own experience. I have been running a computer magazine very successfully doing exactly what Kirbert suggests (well, I didn't fire the research guys but I completely ignored them). Cuno
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