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CNBC: Do you have to start thinking about dropping some of your Jaguar passenger cars? Eberhardt: We haven't yet. Despite their lower volume, we think there's still significant demand for cars. Thirty percent of the market is still a huge number. But there might come a point. It's like manual transmissions. There's no demand, so we have to exit that market. Another area is the sport brake or wagon. The market doesn't take to it. And diesel will be an interesting market to watch. It continues to sell well on Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, but we have to watch it. So, a long answer to your question, if, three years from now, that 70 percent becomes 85 percent we have to ask (which products) make sense anymore. CNBC: On the flip side, do you need more SUVs and crossovers? Eberhardt: There's always something under development, but nothing I can talk about. You shouldn't think that Jaguar Land Rover isn't working on new products. We always are, (but) I don't know if we need more models. We have a broad spectrum of derivatives, engines and price points. And we have a huge portfolio on the Land Rover side that is getting even bigger. I want to make sure we don't step on ourselves. We have to have clearly defined and delineated products on the Jaguar and Land Rover sides that speak to the core values of each brand.
The vehicle was towed to the dealer each time. The dealer has never repaired the failure; therefore, the vehicle continues to shut off and get towed. The vehicle has been to the dealer at least seventeen times for the heating and cooling system. The passenger compartment smelled as if something were burning. A couple of times after shutting the vehicle down, the contact could hear the reservoir boiling. On several occasions, he noticed smoke coming from beneath the engine like steam. The vehicle has been taken to the dealer at least nine times regarding the thermostat and heating core. The vehicle has been to the dealer at least eleven times for the window motors. The vehicle is currently with the dealer after shutting off again. The contact has the repair invoices. Bought car used in fall 09, had several what seemed like normal wear and tear repairs. There was no warranty on it as I bought it from another owner. Early may '11 the oil light came on but I didn't know what it was. I arrived at my destination. On the way home it came on again and as I was 2 blocks away from home the car just slowed and came to a stop. This was done by my mechanic. I wished I had read the info listed here prior to the purchase or even a year ago. Last winter the coolant constantly needed to be replaced like every few days and the car was over heating. My mechanic said the hoses needed to be replaced.
