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New Jaguar XE launch – watch it LIVE on Cars UK
Mon, 08 Sep 2014New Jaguar XE launch – watch it LIVE on Cars UK (below) The new Jaguar XE launch is finally upon us, and you can tune in to Cars UK live at 7.15pm UK time (2.15pm EDT) to see exactly what Jaguar’s take on the BMW 3 Series has to offer. Despite tonight being the official reveal, we already know quite a bit about the new XE. Underpinning the new XE will be Jaguar’s new aluminium iQ Al platform – which will also underpin the Jaguar SUV when that arrives – promising less weight than the 3 Series and better economy thanks to its lower weight.
Revealed: tech secrets of new 2014 BMW M3 and M4 Coupe
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CAR interviews Ron Dennis on the McLaren MP4-12C (2009)
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