farewell my RCZ !

[Anonymous]

yes, took loads, but will need to reduce file size to post ! so only posted a couple.
Hand back was sad but went well, the guys at Jag were drulling over it and regretted not giving me a better offer, Struan in Perth were great, respectful of it being a sad occassion for me, and were very complimentory about my care for the car. Someone will get a great car when they put it on the market. once I sent them the revised V5 with it's new number as I have put my plate on retention. :clap:

excuse the pink fiesta in the back ground, I have suffered that embarrassment to achieve only putting 7000 miles on the RCZ in 2.5 years !! :lol:

Thanks for sharing some of your photoshoot images!! She does look amazing and I can only imagine hiw gutted you are. Which Jag did you go for? The sportbrake? Which spec? That car has a mammoth amount of luggage space!! You could probably provide haulage for the entire travelling Moscow State Circus with that bad boy!!!

As for the Fiesta...ok the pinky/plum colour isn't the most macho colour but it's a cracking car and, prior to the god awful new grille, was a gorgeous little car. Yours looks like a Titanium with the chrome around the windows? I had the 1.6 Zetec S in metallic blue and loved that little car. It was pretty quick to shift and handled like a go kart!! You could have been stuck with something much much worse!

PM sent to avoid showing how many mistakes that you made public :lol:

 

[Anonymous]

yes, took loads, but will need to reduce file size to post ! so only posted a couple.
Hand back was sad but went well, the guys at Jag were drulling over it and regretted not giving me a better offer, Struan in Perth were great, respectful of it being a sad occassion for me, and were very complimentory about my care for the car. Someone will get a great car when they put it on the market. once I sent them the revised V5 with it's new number as I have put my plate on retention. :clap:

excuse the pink fiesta in the back ground, I have suffered that embarrassment to achieve only putting 7000 miles on the RCZ in 2.5 years !! :lol:

Thanks for sharing some of your photoshoot images!! She does look amazing and I can only imagine hiw gutted you are. Which Jag did you go for? The sportbrake? Which spec? That car has a mammoth amount of luggage space!! You could probably provide haulage for the entire travelling Moscow State Circus with that bad boy!!!

As for the Fiesta...ok the pinky/plum colour isn't the most macho colour but it's a cracking car and, prior to the god awful new grille, was a gorgeous little car. Yours looks like a Titanium with the chrome around the windows? I had the 1.6 Zetec S in metallic blue and loved that little car. It was pretty quick to shift and handled like a go kart!! You could have been stuck with something much much worse!

PM sent to avoid showing how many mistakes that you made public :lol:

All mistakes also explained privately by opiate side effects of painkillers which make the world occasionally appear that it's being viewed underwater and by the new touchscreen. Both publicly and privately absolved of responsibility. :wink::lol:

Keep trying though RON...

 

[Anonymous]

Just a thought "farewell my RCZ!" Hmmm Michael Jackson?

 

[RCZ1]

Just a thought "farewell my RCZ!" Hmmm Michael Jackson?

Yes that song goes through my head every time I look at the thread title.

 

[Anonymous]

Look forward to see photos of your new Morrocan Red facelift model !!

 

[Anonymous]

welcome to the Jag ! differnt but still nice. I hope the RCZ gets an appreciative new owner soon !! :clap:

 

[Anonymous]

Oh very nice squire, looks quality :grin:

 

[RCZ1]

Definitely bigger than a RCZ. Nice colour too

 

[Anonymous]

Love the interior very refined

 

[Anonymous]

Looks great! A fantastic deep metallic red and the interior is a touch of class! A really nice motor. How are you enjoying it thus far?

 

[Anonymous]

I like the idea of Jaguar ownership. However for me my opportunity to be a proud owner was in the days of Ford ownership and they were not the jags/daimlers that I drooled over as a newspaper delivery boy. I suspect now they are returning to the prestige marque that they once was

 

[Anonymous]

If I was in the income bracket my next car would be a Jag F-Type S :thumbup: Alas this is merely a pipe dream :wtf:

 

[Anonymous]

Dave, son (works for JLR) says good option, air rear suspension, 8 speed auto, you should have gone for the bigger engine (in his option) as it gets better mpg on the motorway stuff than the 2.2 and is better drive all round.
I had one on my drive 9 months ago (development one), nice car !

Enjoy.

 

[Anonymous]

Dave, advice from JLR ....... take for burn up motorway on regular basis to keep DPF and secondary turbo happy chappies, normal at least 20 min at steady "good" RPM.....