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Posted by Terror Byte
 - Today at 07:59:30
Quote from: Richard Booth on Yesterday at 20:46:17Unfortunately even that didn't sell well so they've thrown a hail Mary and come up with a huge electric GT. It looks comic book like and may sell well in china, the middle east and to sports people. The company was going out of business so maybe it will work maybe not but people are talking about jaguar which was half of the problem. Classic jaguars and classic jaguar clubs don't keep the company afloat

Well it was designed a a Cyberpunk 2077 DLC I suspect.

RIP Jaguar!
Posted by Richard Booth
 - Yesterday at 20:46:17
Unfortunately even that didn't sell well so they've thrown a hail Mary and come up with a huge electric GT. It looks comic book like and may sell well in china, the middle east and to sports people. The company was going out of business so maybe it will work maybe not but people are talking about jaguar which was half of the problem. Classic jaguars and classic jaguar clubs don't keep the company afloat
Posted by MOFO
 - Yesterday at 17:28:54
This is the same company that designed the gorgeous Type F ? Oh how far they have fallen
Posted by Redaktion
 - Yesterday at 17:14:05
Jaguar's 986-hp Type 01 electric GT made a swift, near-silent run up the Goodwood hill climb, showcasing an advanced 800-volt architecture, a claimed 430-mile range, and sub-three-second acceleration. Yet its radical styling and Jaguar's broader reinvention remain divisive, with critics deriding the $130,000 EV as a "quick fridge."

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Jaguar-s-986-HP-Type-01-EV-effortlessly-climbs-Goodwood-as-car-buffs-call-it-a-quick-fridge.1341792.0.html