What? Will I be the first to choose a M5 Touring?
Did I ever mention that Jaguar had a very successful military products division?
The FV721 Fox Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (Wheeled); 30mm main gun, 4x4 armored scout car powered by a Jaguar 4.2L in a special multifuel/military configuration. It's amphibious, air-transportable and with a 65mph top speed is one of the fastest scout cars ever produced. And it'll go damn near anywhere.
However, crews used to get bored and modify their Foxes. Some were known to be able to do 80 or 90mph, and there's an old urban legend about one crew getting really blitzed and getting clocked at 100mph on the M1 in theirs.
One of the ultimate go anywhere, do anything vehicles. Anything it can't catch it can shoot.
Spectre wins the thread.
Oh, and I want one. Oh, and what is the name of that little scout tank behind the Jaaaaaaaaaag? I've seen that before and I like those too.
(Now I know that's the plain CTS wagon, but like I said, the CTS-V wagon hasn't been built yet. The only images I could find were bad Photoshop jobs.)
If we take that question literally, we would be driving the same car for say 50 years. At a minimum, say 10,000km a year gives you around 500,000kms for the car's lifetime.
Anyone consider repairs, maintenance in their choice? I'm guess M5 Tourings might cost a bit to maintain over 50 years.
If we take that question literally, we would be driving the same car for say 50 years. At a minimum, say 10,000km a year gives you around 500,000kms for the car's lifetime.
Anyone consider repairs, maintenance in their choice? I'm guess M5 Tourings might cost a bit to maintain over 50 years.
If we take that question literally, we would be driving the same car for say 50 years. At a minimum, say 10,000km a year gives you around 500,000kms for the car's lifetime.
Anyone consider repairs, maintenance in their choice? I'm guess M5 Tourings might cost a bit to maintain over 50 years.