MORE KIT, LESS DEAR.(News)(2004 X-Type )(Product/Service Evaluation)
AutoWeek, June, 2004 by Vaughn, Mark
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Byline: Mark Vaughn In the two full years the JAGUAR X-Type has been offered in the United States, it has accounted for more than half of the company's business here. So when X-Type sales dropped from 33,018 the first year to 26,772 last year, Jaguar snapped to attention. The result is the repackaged, re-priced and significantly improved 2004 X-Type you see here.
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In addition to numerous engineering upgrades, the new X-Type offers more stuff (aka kit) at a lower price. Specifically, you get a $3,000 reduction from last year's sticker and you get $2,000 more in standard features. ...
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