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GRAHAM ROBSON THE JAGUAR XJ220

Occasionally, just occasionally, I am allowed to write about cars that the vast majority of us can see, admire and lust after, but never own. I suspect that I may not be allowed to do this too often, but this month I intend to ramble on about the Jaguar XJ220 – and particularly about its engines.

Because I was involved in the original launch (though not the engineering) of this car, I can give chapter and verse as

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