OK OK So ive been in denial !!

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XJR may be quicker and I should bloody hope so, the RR isn't made to race around

Plus you will be fecked with a 1cm of snow :p

This is very true and for the 2 days a year we have snow I'll leave it on the drive. For the other 363 I'll make full use of the 370BHP:)

I know they are different animals in their design, the comparison I was trying to make was that in their day they were both prestige expensive motors. It just seems the Jag has either aged a lot better or was screwed together properly in the first place.
 
And how can you say the interior is just a nice in a p38 then an l322?
Lol

Nice is in the eye of the beholder. Quality is there for all to see and early L322's look as low rent as P38's. Those buttons that work the sat nav look like they came off an Amstrad stereo, although I realize Amstrad were probably around before your time. For info they made cheap stereos and were founded by Alan Sugar.
 
Nice is in the eye of the beholder. Quality is there for all to see and early L322's look as low rent as P38's. Those buttons that work the sat nav look like they came off an Amstrad stereo, although I realize Amstrad were probably around before your time. For info they made cheap stereos and were founded by Alan Sugar.

The computers far Excelled the stereo's :rolleyes:
 
The Mondeo plastics are better than the L322. Also the JD Power survey shows the new Jag near the top of the reliability table, quite a change for a British car, hopefully TATA are going to work the same miracle with LR products:D

Your exactly right

Modeo has plastic ! Everywhere ! Whereas the L322 is mostly soft leather finishes so of course there going to get worn more than a hard plastic would

:doh:
 
Plenty of plastic in the L322, most of it painted rather than self coloured:)
Indeed, I know a chap who works at the factory which makes the plastics for all JLR products, plus various other brands, such as Ford. The quality control for Ford parts is higher than JLR. They can get away with a lot when it comes to JLR parts which Ford would say "no, that isn't high enough quality." There are still some interchangeability between JLR and Ford so if Ford reject a part some times they can just re-stamp it and shift it into a JLR batch.

I imagine if I didn't have my IT job I'd be working there since I was offered a place and it is literally around the corner form me.
 
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