Yeah it's so smooth. In 2021 they put in a more reliable engine and they have improved a ton on reliability compared to the older ones. The Electronics in it are pretty insane. I had to watch a tutorial on how everything worked on Youtube. Still finding out different things on it that I did not know existed. So I can't recommend the New EV line coming out but I can recommend anything 2021 or newer, at least in the F pace.
Jaguar Rebrand
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Yeah it's so smooth. In 2021 they put in a more reliable engine and they have improved a ton on reliability compared to the older ones. The Electronics in it are pretty insane. I had to watch a tutorial on how everything worked on Youtube. Still finding out different things on it that I did not know existed. So I can't recommend the New EV line coming out but I can recommend anything 2021 or newer, at least in the F pace.
Person thinking this is a good idea probably thought the Schwan’s rebrand to Yelloh was a good idea also.
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I liked the old logo, regardless, I think that commercial is speaking to the european audience more than the USA.
Isn't Jaguar infamous for having long-standing electrical issues...like forever and ever? Buying a reliable electric Jaguar seems contradictory, literally and figuratively.
I know a brand is more than a logo, but honestly Jaguar's logo and overall brand identity has been pretty iconic over its history...
Well say goodbye to that, and hello to this...
I know Jaguar has been struggling, but this might actually put them into the ground. Woof.
I’m a long-time Jaguar owner (I have two) and I was somewhat shocked and disappointed with the bizarre creative direction that they have chosen to go. It’s definitely created a lot of buzz, but not all n a good way. Their upcoming release of an all electric vehicle lineup next month should be interesting, but for the purists like me, we’re no longer interested.
I'm attracted to high-maintenance but fun vehicles, luckily didn't go that route with the wife
Everyone in the Capitol is raving about the new ad
It looks like a high end perfume but without the amazingly beautiful Charlize Theron or Natalie Portman to look at.
They are, in fact, among the least reliable brands. That doesn't mean some people don't like them.
That was a curious partnership. Jaguar is now owned by Tata Motors of India. We'll see if that goes any better.
IN the past that is correct. They have improved dramatically though.
