EISPIRATEN

Interesting report of a jaguar in Southern Arizona. Nice to see them coming back. I always thought of them as a 'jungle cat' since their spotted coats helps them blend into so well in that environment (Central America through the Amazon Basin).

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/nationn ... cho-b.html

(please, no hunting rants. Kudos to the guy who spotted it for shoot it with a camera).

I want one.

Good looking, but I've heard they have defective wiring.

PackerGreg wrote: ↑Good looking, but I've heard they have defective wiring.

"If it can't be fixed with a hammer, it's an electrical problem."

PackerGreg wrote: ↑Good looking, but I've heard they have defective wiring.

HJ

Fantastic!The new Jaguar XKR-S convertible was revealed at the current LA Auto Show just one week after it was announced by the car maker. A rag-top version of Jag's quickest and most effective model is guaranteed to be desired by enthusiasts all over the place. The price tag will make most of us just window customers at the car dealership. Just 25 of the automobiles will make it to U.S. showrooms. Everybody will love to ride on this.Right guys?
I read it here dude: New Jaguar XKR-S convertible roars out from Los Angeles Auto Show.

paulwalker wrote: ↑Fantastic!The new Jaguar XKR-S convertible was revealed at the current LA Auto Show just one week after it was announced by the car maker. A rag-top version of Jag's quickest and most effective model is guaranteed to be desired by enthusiasts all over the place. The price tag will make most of us just window customers at the car dealership. Just 25 of the automobiles will make it to U.S. showrooms. Everybody will love to ride on this.Right guys?
I read it here dude: New Jaguar XKR-S convertible roars out from Los Angeles Auto Show.

Rumor is its powered by a 'new' type of fuel that's easily available everywhere in the USA:



Who would of thought SPAM could continue to find new uses!

Wow... with a Fast and the Furious name no less. I didn't know spambots could afford Jags.