With current petrol prices, that would be an expensive daily driver.
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With current petrol prices, that would be an expensive daily driver.
:drool: Proper car! I wouldn't even care about the fuel costs, I'd just walk to work 5 days and use this at the weekend :) And I would knock a big hole in the side of the house, put a garage door on it, and the the Jag would live in the lounge with us and we would watch telly sat in it like at a drive in cinema... sorry got a bit carried away there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
An estate but only has two doors (and a tailgate) and looks sporty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
shooting brakes, estates etc are all marketing car wise. station wagons were ok, and had a main purpose associated with its name
I don't agree that it's just marketing.
A Lotus Elan shooting brake yesterday:
https://i.ibb.co/z5hvc5w/lotus.jpg
Clearly not a saloon, not an estate car, not a station wagon, not a hatchback etc, it's a specific configuration and look.
I’m sorry, you call a diesel Jag an “abomination” and then you post THAT?!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Is that better? :)
https://i.ibb.co/WHfsGzN/Screen-Shot...t-10-52-AM.png
that is an abomination lol... a brake was a wagon for breaking horses. a shooting break was for transporting folk and gear to hunt... i dont think the wealthy would want to go hunting in that
t's just a Lotus for people who like Lotuses but also need to collect large speakers that they bought on ebay whilst drunk. Best of both worlds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beobloke
Yes but the concept pre-dates Range Rovers. Plus it has other practical applications in the modern world.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth