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Old 22 January 2010 | 12:44 PM
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Having been a huge fan of Jags since I was a kid I was horrified a few years ago to be sat at a set of lights when a diesel X-Type estate pulled up next to me.

A diesel Jag? A front wheel drive Jag? An estate Jag? All things that are just 'wrong' but together ... oh dear ... it actually saddened me and even though I know car companies have to move on and change with the times I can't help but still feel that Jags should be rwd, petrol saloons or sportscars.

Aything else is 'blasphemy'!

Well today I have seen the modern equivalent.

Yes folks today I saw an Impreza WRXD - now I had no idea these existed until today. I am not a fan of the hatch whatsoever so I guess I just take no interest in the model range and even though I knew they had a diesel now to see if in car bearing the iconic WRX logo is Jag level 'blasphemy'

Oh well back to my classic
Old 22 January 2010 | 01:21 PM
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Have you driven a modern diesel ?
Old 22 January 2010 | 01:35 PM
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Have you driven a modern diesel ?
yup, all go down below and not alot up top
Old 22 January 2010 | 01:36 PM
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Have you driven a modern diesel ?

tbf on ur comment some of the BMW RWD set up diesels are brilliant.

i leanred to drive in a one series RWD 120D M Sport.

Brilliant car imho
Old 22 January 2010 | 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
Having been a huge fan of Jags since I was a kid I was horrified a few years ago to be sat at a set of lights when a diesel X-Type estate pulled up next to me.

A diesel Jag? A front wheel drive Jag? An estate Jag? All things that are just 'wrong' but together ... oh dear ... it actually saddened me and even though I know car companies have to move on and change with the times I can't help but still feel that Jags should be rwd, petrol saloons or sportscars.

Aything else is 'blasphemy'!

Well today I have seen the modern equivalent.

Yes folks today I saw an Impreza WRXD - now I had no idea these existed until today. I am not a fan of the hatch whatsoever so I guess I just take no interest in the model range and even though I knew they had a diesel now to see if in car bearing the iconic WRX logo is Jag level 'blasphemy'

Oh well back to my classic
I like mine , probably wont like it next friday when it goes in for its service but hey

Just to let you into a little secret, they don't come from the factory with WRXD on.
Old 22 January 2010 | 03:47 PM
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diesel engined alfa anyone
Old 22 January 2010 | 08:43 PM
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x type jag/ford mondeo same car underneath says it all really......
Old 22 January 2010 | 08:58 PM
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we had an open day at our local subaru dealers last year, and the diesel version was quite a nice drive.....obviously its a diesel and not the 330s, but still was ok...

would i want one...errrr no..
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