
Karl Rove top White House political strategist who recently announced his resignation had to go on a last business trip. As usual he left his Jaguar on the parking lot.
But this time all his fellow friends at the White House decided to give him a little good by gift. His beautifull Jaguar is now a giant gift wrap, fully covered of post it and gift wrapped with shipping plastic wrap.
We’ll have to wait his return to see if he is laughing. But Mr More is known to be a quite serious man and with a handful of good friends (his boss is G.W. Bush)...
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Jaguar revealed the specifications for the 2007 S-Type. The luxury saloon is offered with four different engines: including class-leading 2.7-litre twin-turbo diesel, 3.0-litre V6 petrol and renowned 4.2-litre naturally aspirated and supercharged V8s.
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Here is the concept that show us how the next S-type will look like.The car is the C-XF concept that will be sown at the Detroid Motor Show next month.This cconcept is very important for Jaguar because alongside the XK will trace the new looks of the British maker.
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The introduction of an all-new, state-of-the-art V6 Diesel engine marks yet another milestone in the evolution of Jaguar’s S-TYPE premium executive saloon. The arrival of the twin-turbo AJD-V6 engine means that, for the first time, S-TYPE buyers will be able to choose diesel power as an alternative to the existing four petrol engine options.
>> read 2006 Jaguar S-Type Diesel Picture Gallery /BOUCLE_root>.

Jaguar Cars is proud to unveil the new 2008 Model Year S-TYPE range, which comes with a host of exterior and interior design changes as well as a series of new standard and optional features.
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Lately, things have gone from bad to worse for Jaguar. As part of Ford’s Premiere Automotive Group, Jaguar has proven to be a financial disaster in the last few years, with less profit then the highly exclusive Aston Martin. All of their hope is in the new S-Type that will be launched late next year. This new model could be Jaguar’s car of comeback, or their way to perdition. All possible efforts were made in the development of the 2008-year model S-type, and
Jaguar promises it is going to be spectacular
>> read 2008 Jaguar S-Type Picture Gallery /BOUCLE_root>.
For 2006, Jaguar’s most powerful saloon yet, the redoubtable S-TYPE R comes packed with new features. This genuine sports-car’s performance is surpassed only by the traditional Jaguar luxury, comfort and style. Producing not less than 400 bhp from a new 4.2 liter supercharged V8 engine the S-TYPE R can accelerate from zero to 60 mph in just 5.3 seconds and only stop accelerating when reaching the electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.
>> read 2006 Jaguar S-Type R Picture Gallery /BOUCLE_root>.

As for those who know, it is not always about horsepower but torque.. and the S TYPE R has plenty of it. I remember I was at the car show last year and got into a conversation with the salesman from BMW. We were discussing why the new BMW had 500 horses but only 300 lb of torque.. He went on to tell me that it was because torque is never supposed to be higher than the horsepower...
My response to that ...absolute rubbish!!
The reason why BMW decided to make there 500 hp pillager with (...)
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The new Jaguar S-Type prototype it should be one of the most important British car ever developed. It is supposed to help Jaguar to get over the serious or maybe irreversible crisis that the car marker is confronting with.
This prototype was photographed near Jaguar’s German engineering center, close to the Nurburgring circuit. The new S-Type will have a much more aggressive look than today’s oddly retro machine.
The new S-type should arrive in mid-to-late 2007, as a 2008 (...)
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Jaguar’s premium mid-sized sports saloon - the S-TYPE - has further developed. Unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show in January 2004 and on sale from April, the design has been extensively re-worked and refined to achieve a more athletic, contemporary look, with cleaner, tauter, more muscular lines and subtly modified proportions.
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