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Jaguar Sales Up in US
7 February 1989
NEW YORK TIMES
Jaguar Cars Inc., the United States subsidiary of Britain's Jaguar P.L.C., said today that its total sales for January were 1,492 units, up 28 percent from the 1,168 units sold a year earlier.
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