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Sep 12, 2026

Chris StevensPANELIST
35:34
my gosh, I got the best worst kid's story ever about the General Lee.
Jeff ProsserHOST
35:39
So just real quick, former Jaguar, Chris Luzar, actually bought or had built a complete General Lee replica.
Jeff ProsserHOST
35:52
Which, you know, I mean, look, it's got the Rebel flag on the top.
Jeff ProsserHOST
35:55
It's defending a lot of people.

28 MINS LATER

Kevin FaverHOST
63:30
That's right.
Kevin FaverHOST
63:30
And the
Jeff ProsserHOST
63:30
Jaguars are home that Saturday night.
Kevin FaverHOST
63:33
Do we get hooked up yet? I can handle it.
Tom ElliottHOST
0:42
They appear to have fallen away now.
Tom ElliottHOST
0:45
Esprit, and I had an email before from a listener, Tony, who pointed out that Jaguar, the car brand, last year had that ridiculous ad that had people wearing strange colours.
Tom ElliottHOST
0:55
It didn't feature any cars.
Tom ElliottHOST
0:57
In fact, Jaguar doesn't even have any new cars at the moment, so it's sort of a car brand without cars.
Tom ElliottHOST
1:02
Brands that lose their way.
Tom ElliottHOST
1:03
Our next guest, consumer expert and associate professor at Griffith University, Graeme Hughes.
Ben RogersPANELIST
37:40
...
Ben RogersPANELIST
37:40
Ja- the motors were designed by Jaguar, but the batteries were sourced from all over the shop.
Edwin KlinkenbergHOST
37:43
Okay.
Edwin KlinkenbergHOST
37:44
All right.
SteveHOST
47:43
Okay, I'm going to throw one in that we haven't talked about, unless I wasn't listening, which is possible.
SteveHOST
47:48
The XJ220 Jaguar.
SteveHOST
47:51
Phenomenal.
SteveHOST
47:52
Have you seen those lights? They go a little opal and even more glamorous.

11 MINS LATER

AndrewHOST
59:16
But kind of like the XJ220, it was just panels that would drop down, and then the headlights were behind that, recessed within the body.
VeronicaGUEST
59:26
Sorry, kind of like the what-what, because I thought this was the only one that had the drop-down panel in the way that the
AndrewHOST
59:33
Jaguar, the Jaguar SJ220 was the same
VeronicaGUEST
59:37
way.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
22:26
Jeff's father being Old Lord Joseph Exeter.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
22:29
And go into town, with Colonel Bedford at the wheel of my Jaguar.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
22:34
We averaged a wild and impetuous 32 miles per hour all the way there.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
22:41
The Colonel was a driver of the old, the very old school, and obviously wished that the sleek little sports car were a two-wheeled Tonga.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
25:11
Besides, he'd served in my old stations in Inja.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
25:16
He pronounced it Inja.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
25:19
He edged the Jaguar forward through what Exeter Parva doubtless considered its heavy traffic.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
25:25
Or else the experiment didn't work.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:28
And they got so specific about what luxury felt like.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:32
Like that they analyzed the leather scent inside a Jaguar closely enough to reverse engineer the tanning process.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:43
They bought press-on nails, which were a big thing in the time, right, in the 80s.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:47
They bought press-on nails from a drugstore to test how women with long nails actually interacted with the switch gears and the steering wheel and the knobs.
speaker_4NARRATOR
27:57
It was three mornings later when at last I was allowed to leave the old castle.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:02
It belonged to Jeff Exeter's family, by the way, Jeff's father being Old Lord Joseph Exeter, and go into town with Colonel Bedford at the wheel of my Jaguar.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:14
We averaged a wild and impetuous 32 miles per hour all the way there.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:20
The Colonel was a driver of the old, the very old school, and obviously wished that the sleek little sports car were a two-wheeled Tonga.
speaker_4NARRATOR
30:46
If there was ever a seinen, Wolfe was he.
speaker_4NARRATOR
30:50
Besides, he'd served in my old stations in Inja.' He pronounced it Inja.
speaker_4NARRATOR
30:58
He edged the Jaguar forward through what Exeter Pava doubtless considered its heavy traffic.
speaker_4NARRATOR
31:04
Or else the experiment didn't work.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:28
And they got so specific about what luxury felt like.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:32
Like that they analyzed the leather scent inside a Jaguar closely enough to reverse engineer the tanning process.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:43
They bought press-on nails, which were a big thing in the time, right, in the 80s.
Michael TetreaultHOST
31:48
They bought press-on nails from a drugstore to test how women with long nails actually interacted with the switch gears and the steering wheel and the knobs.
Johnny SmithHOST
5:46
Yeah
Richard PorterHOST
5:46
... you know, if you are in the comms department at Jaguar, y- y- you wouldn't invite someone you thought was going to be particularly a knob about this bizarre show because then your bosses would go, "Well, why did you invite this person? They're well known for- Being a bit of a piss-taker.
Richard PorterHOST
6:06
So I started to feel like given ...
Richard PorterHOST
6:08
If it had been any other event, you'd just go, "Well, of course they can't invite everybody.
Richard PorterHOST
7:45
Well, I was just-
Johnny SmithHOST
7:45
... 'cause that's what this is
Richard PorterHOST
7:46
... gonna ask though, didn't you, 'cause we both nominated that Jaguar XE thing, um-
Johnny SmithHOST
7:49
Yeah
James AventHOST
7:27
He's ex-mechanic.
James AventHOST
7:29
Ex-Jaguar Land Rover mechanic.
James AventHOST
7:31
I can say it now because I'm no longer working
Andreas LomvardosGUEST
7:33
there.

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