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Hello everyone. I have owned a '63 black Sprite for 4 years, but am in the market for a '66. I first owned two Jaguars (pronounced JAG-you-are, I'm repeatedly told), and was pulled into the "lifestyle" immediately. I hope to get to know others here outside of my local British car club.
 
absolutely correct Jag you are, and not Jag waur as a lot of non UK english speaking folks say it, Welcome aboard.
 
Florentinepogen said:
Hello everyone. I have owned a '63 black Sprite for 4 years, but am in the market for a '66. I first owned two Jaguars (pronounced JAG-you-are, I'm repeatedly told), and was pulled into the "lifestyle" immediately. I hope to get to know others here outside of my local British car club.
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What really burns my toast is when someone says Jag-wire.
 
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