If you're buying an XE why should it?
He also said that it would likely be a FWD model. He explained that consumers would accept this as "technology now compensated for its misgivings."Speaking to Motoring, Callum said "I think there's a huge opportunity in the small car market, but it's a very difficult business - hugely competitive and hugely price conscious." He stopped short of saying an entry-level model was in the works but confirmed "clearly we think about it, we investigate it."
If you're buying an XE why should it?Ian Callum, Jaguar design director, has revealed that the company is considering introducing a model that is even smaller than the XE.
He also said that it would likely be a FWD model. He explained that consumers would accept this as "technology now compensated for its misgivings."
Not really sure if that makes me feel any better :S
Agree.If you are trying to sell a FWD car, I'm just not sure if that is the best way to convince people. He makes it still sound worse, but as though they have covered it up with technology. It's just not the best choice of words IMO. A Jaguar hatchback could be really nice though. I could see it selling extremely well.
Haha good point.The good news is that a smaller Jag frees us from the label 'Baby Jag' for our XE's >![]()
not sure what you mean. 'shopping car'? nan?a shopping car, for nan?