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Mr Wilson

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Jaguar FX

Hey can any body tell me about the new Jaguar FX luxury car i saw one on the highway and it looks good. Is this car rated yet, or is Jaguar the car in its own class and breed of one hot car still. Looks like this cat has new claws, musle, and the speed of a cheeta.

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Posted 2009-04-21T18:36:50Z
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