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 Millenium Problem?Richard Trull wrote: Please advise if the onboard dash computer in the XJ6 Series III or the XJ40 cars will still work after the year 2000. As you may know, some software using only 2 digits (eg 97) for the year will crash on Jan 1, 2000. I am considering buying one of these cars and wish to avoid such a problem if possible. I sent this directly the first time, but since there is a lot of traffic on the subject, I'm redirecting it to the list: The SIII Jag doesn't use a digital computer - no problem. The XJ-40 doesn't care what date it is - it's an embedded application, which is not sensitive to date - no danger in either. 
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