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The 6-litre Jaguar XJ12 is announced
2 February 1993
NEW YORK TIMES
COMPANY NEWS; JAGUAR ROLLS OUT A REDESIGNED LUXURY MODEL
Jaguar Ltd., the British maker of luxury cars, introduced its redesigned XJ12 model yesterday in Amsterdam, saying the new, $67,000 version is more powerful, more economical and more refined than its aging predecessor. Jaguar, a subsidiary of the Ford Motor Company, ceased production of the old series in December after a 20-year production run of 52,210 cars.
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