I actually totally like this idea. It's rare. It's a unicorn. The automaker is alive and well, so parts won't be an issue.
Some people poop on it for it being closely related to the Ford Mondeo (which we knew here as the Contour), but how is that any different from the Volvo V50 being related to the Focus, or the Saab 9-3 being related to the Chevrolet Malibu and Opel Vectra?
I actually totally like this idea. It's rare. It's a unicorn. The automaker is alive and well, so parts won't be an issue.
ReplyDeleteSome people poop on it for it being closely related to the Ford Mondeo (which we knew here as the Contour), but how is that any different from the Volvo V50 being related to the Focus, or the Saab 9-3 being related to the Chevrolet Malibu and Opel Vectra?
So does that mean you passed on both Saab Wagons this weekend? Or is the Oil pan still missing on the 2006?
ReplyDeleteThis one, I dunno - its a Jaaagg but really dont know reliability wise whats behind door #1
@Ed: Good points about platform sharing.
ReplyDelete@Francisco: Blue one had 4 owners and failed smog twice after less than 40,000 miles.
ReplyDeleteThey told me yellow one was ready over the weekend. I went and they said it's in body shop. Front chin will take another week to source and install.
Jag is fully documented, including $6,000 worth of work in 2013. I'm passing.
Jim, you should go for it! :)
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