Another Article about the end of the XK
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manners?
It has nothing to do with manners or charm school. Men make the rules in this world. Men feel it is ok to be boorish. Men think it is ok to make sexist snotty comments to women. Men think it is ok to do whatever they want.
However when a young man or elderly man runs into a woman that tells them where to get off, all of a sudden then that woman is a bit**. Well I solved that problem. Whenever a guy no matter what age gets remotely stupid I just tell them to **** ***.
That way guys like the geriatric guy who made the granpa comment about me and my xkr understand that I m not offended by their male stupidity and sexist caveman attitude.
I hope my explanation helps you understand where your place is in a woman's world. and yes almost all professional young women feel the same way, but the truly informed ones are those that will tell you exactly where to go.
I didnt learn that in charm school. I learned it in a private prep school
However when a young man or elderly man runs into a woman that tells them where to get off, all of a sudden then that woman is a bit**. Well I solved that problem. Whenever a guy no matter what age gets remotely stupid I just tell them to **** ***.
That way guys like the geriatric guy who made the granpa comment about me and my xkr understand that I m not offended by their male stupidity and sexist caveman attitude.
I hope my explanation helps you understand where your place is in a woman's world. and yes almost all professional young women feel the same way, but the truly informed ones are those that will tell you exactly where to go.
I didnt learn that in charm school. I learned it in a private prep school
#42
A normal sized adult person will not fit in the back seat of an XK/XKR/XKR-S unless they sit with the legs extended across the back seat.
Perhaps this 1 babe did, but only because of her petite size.
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sitiing in the back
Just about any sized adult will fit in both the drivers and passengers seat.
A normal sized adult person will not fit in the back seat of an XK/XKR/XKR-S unless they sit with the legs extended across the back seat.
Perhaps this 1 babe did, but only because of her petite size.
A normal sized adult person will not fit in the back seat of an XK/XKR/XKR-S unless they sit with the legs extended across the back seat.
Perhaps this 1 babe did, but only because of her petite size.
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A depreciation amount of $18,500 over a 2 year period equates to a cost of $770 per month to own the car. By American standards that is a very high amount. We all know that within the 1st 3 years of Jaguar ownership the depreciation is very high.
Here in the USA, a monthly cost of owning a car amounts to about $300 per month or lower.
If your inital of cost $ 84,500 included the 13% sales tax, then your cost would be lower to about $73,500. If the $84,500 did not include your sales tax the cost ws substanially higher at your sales tax rate. There are allot of ways to calculate the math on a car purchase and "spin" the numbers.
All car buyers need to keep in mind, if a dealer gives you a higher than average trade-in price, they will make up the difference in the new ride.
Car dealers are not in business to lose money. Paying sales tax, registration, license and insurance is all part of owning the car.
I bought a $16,000 used Hyundai coupe, drove it 60,000 miles over 4 years and sold it private party for $7000. That comes to $187/month, which, incidentally, was the same as the engine's horsepower rating.
My wife's parents gave us a Nissan Sentra with 100,000 miles on it. We drove it for another 100,000 and donated it to charity. So really that doesn't add much to the discussion, but I thought it was a nice side note.
The point is, none of these cars compares to driving a Jaguar.
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