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aeronca65t
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New "entry level" Jaguar XE.
$44,000 (USD). More than what I call entry level, but still, not bad.
$44,000 (USD). More than what I call entry level, but still, not bad.
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New Jaguar XE
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catfood
Jedi Knight
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If their economy figures are accurate this will certainly be on my 'look at' list when my current Beemer needs replacing in a few years (an there should be plenty of used ones around by then). I do around 25k miles a year and the BMW diesel is about the most economical medium size car around but the XE published figures are impressive. Only downside is its a brand new engine so only time will tell how reliable it proves to be.
mikephillips
Yoda
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Yea, no matter how much testing they do nothing really replicates a bunch of drivers and real world use.