- 2nd September 2011
- Events, News, Press
- Posted by kwecars
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We fully expect to be seen on the podium at every race!
- 26th August 2011
- Commissions, News
- Posted by kwecars
- Comments Off on Biggest project finished!
Apart from our standard suspension renewal and handling upgrade, V12 intensive service and interior renewal, the car has had a unique high performance multipoint emulating LPG conversion affording higher power than on petrol and with two tanks to provide over 350 miles range.
Additional items include front and rear parking sensors, integrated satellite navigation, 7 speaker DVD/CD changer audio system, iPod connection, modified mid console to include analogue clock, deleting trip computer and reduced switch count.
- 29th March 2011
- Newsletters
- Posted by kwecars
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Update on the DEM project, with expected improvements of at least 50 bhp. Series 3 XJ12 and XJ40 visit KWE. XJS vs Brands Hatch barriers. Adopt a Jaguar.
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- DEM System update
- Rare Estates visit KWE
- Brand new XJS
- WWF appeal
- Dear Chris
- Latest Gallery
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- 9th December 2005
- Events, News, Press
- Posted by kwecars
- Comments Off on KWE at Goodwood 2005
As usual, every visitor said they thought the Series 3 XJ was the best saloon Jaguar ever made – for looks inside and out.
Our Top Gear-featured XJS got a lot of attention and again there was general agreement that the model is destined to be a classic – possibly even outshining the E type! KWE, of course, sets out to make these excellent cars reliable and practical for renewed everyday use.
- 5th December 2005
- News, Press
- Posted by kwecars
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New Jags for old by Michael Hanlon
‘Ah, that’s more like it’, my wife said as I picked her up at the lights. It was pouring with rain and she slid appreciatively into acres of squishy magnolia leather before checking her reflection in the mirror-finished wooden dash.
Our last posh review car had been a swanky BMW convertible. Shiny and new, it had all the buttons, went like the clappers, looked utterly glam, yet for some mysterious reason was rather unlovable (like, one suspects, many BMW drivers).