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Old 18-06-2013, 01:42 PM   #31
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DEW98 was regarded as a failure though, and it certainly didn't have any models spawned from it producing 400hp.
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Not to Holden's detriment, they'll still be building cars here on a global platform.
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DEW98 was regarded as a failure though, and it certainly didn't have any models spawned from it producing 400hp.
Jaguar S Type R?
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Jaguar S Type R?
Only going by threads that I looked at to back up my facts. General opinion was it was a failure. Remember of course that it was near obsolete by 2002 and Jaguar only started to turn things around, product wise, in the last 7 years or so.
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