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Don't Say You Saw This Coming: Jaguar Now Earning 11 Percent of U.S. Volume With Diesel
Jaguar’s U.S. sales averaged 3,400 units per month over the last year, a huge turnaround after a decade in which Jaguar’s U.S. dealers sold roughly 1,200 cars per month.
Most of the credit for Jaguar’s U.S. resurgence belongs to the brand’s first-ever utility vehicle, the F-Pace.
A fair chunk of the credit also belongs to the XE, the first entry-level sedan in Jaguar’s lineup since the X-Type disappeared after the 2008 model year.
And some of the credit belongs to an engine formula that’s earned more than its fair share of negative press over the last two years: diesel.
Timothy Cain
Jul 12, 2017
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