I Can’t Believe I'm Recommending This Luxury Car

[@scottykilmer]

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[@sparky6086]

Friend had an S type like that one, when it was new. Front right wheel bearing failed suddenly, when the car was only 3 years old w/ 60,000 miles on it, while he was driving it, He found out, when he saw his right wheel rolling out ahead of him!

[@KyllerGaming]

How do you like the Lincoln ls v8 03 to 06 version I have a Lincoln ls v8 with 160,000 miles on in I wanna know if it worth fixing up just need some plastic pipes replaced an spark plugs an Ignition coils.

[@MrOldCrow]

Hi Scotty, What's your opinion about the 2000 Jaguar XJ?

[@instasingingvids3529]

Scotty Kilmer will you ever show a Lexus LS?

[@jesusbarajas943]

I have a civic 04 that has a broken ac line. In the summer the commute gets hot without ac. Would you recommend fixing the ac or getting a portable 50$ ac unit that i can just plug in?

[@oscarmedina7368]

Scotty: Here's a Jaguar that I'd buy! Me: Man 2020 is getting weirder and weirder.

[@TheHerbdude]

The Pod People have arrived.......

[@bextar6365]

Liquid will do that.

[@samuelhepburn2636]

😂😂😂😂

[@bingbird23]

Yeah this is the most unexpected thing so far this decade.

[@koolaidkitten]

Next month he going to recommend a Fiat....

[@jay_rael]

Scotty approving a jaguar product...I must be in the twilight zone😳

[@MrJoebiz24]

Rod Serling was sitting behind you as you watched this....lol

[@pauldatche8410]

:-)! Lol!!!

[@Eyeofnelms]

I'm 4 parallel universes ahead of you

[@ArrowoodsHobbyShop-Ebay]

Just in 2020😂

[@deadprivacy]

its not a jaguar. its a ford thunderbird in a silly dress.

[@flipreds5155]

Thank you Scotty, I plan on taking care of it for the years to come!

[@chasyho]

Thats your car???

[@Defy_Convention]

You personally know Scotty? I don't even feel worthy to ask you.

[@hardikshukla2801]

What is Scotty cell phone number.??😅😂

[@ArrowoodsHobbyShop-Ebay]

How much you pay for it is the real question

[@flybobbie1449]

Older car. low mileage, hanger queen.

[@sunilayya8948]

I thought I would never live to see this day !!!

[@kelsambaho]

Lmao...😂😂😂😂

[@antisocialgaming1814]

Do you only reason why he’s recommending it it’s because it’s off of a dead person Other than that he would not

[@99thpursuit]

So glad you did this video and dispelled a lot of myths!! I also have a 2002 S-Type 3.0 (and a 2000 XKR) with over 170,000 original miles and still running strong. The drivetrain and braking system is essentially Lincoln LS/Ford Thunderbird (Ford is even prominently stamped on the inside of the airbox and most of the electrical parts, the key is even Ford Taurus). In 18yrs, I refreshed the front suspension 2yrs ago (barely 1000 bucks including labor), replaced the fuel pump 3yrs ago (50 bucks from Trak Auto), heater control valve, a very common issue on Lincoln LS's (50.00 bucks) very easy to replace. Pretty much these are parts that are just aging-out, not failing. The original battery which was a Ford battery lasted 10yrs!! Bottom line is Jags from the Ford era are great cars, low maintenance, classically styled (I get compliments on the car almost every day) and fun to drive. And if OM/OEM parts are purchased from FCP Euro the replacement parts are free FOREVER!

[@peterturner5618]

It's about time Scotty. I have an 07 and it's been the most reliable car, I've ever owned in 50 yrs of motoring.

[@MEDDUSAA]

Gs 400 better realistically

[@murphman76]

Scotty...you are "right on"...I found a gem of a 2005 Jaguar S-Type with only 25,000 miles with the 3.0 V6 about 4 years ago. Bought it for my wife...she LOVES it. It now has 70,000 miles and there have been NO drivetrain or serious issues. I would do it all over again.

[@neftali704]

Man if only it was that easy

[@KhrissyDaDon]

I have one too, a 2006 S-type 3.0 I bought it with 57,000 miles... and it had one previous owner who did all the maintenance. It ride fantastic, little no maintenance, and I have an extended warranty for my own peace of mind!

[@peterturner5618]

I bought a 2007 Jaguar S Type 3.0 six years ago w/52K miles. Now 40K miles later, the car has been flawless! It's great to drive and still turns heads. A terrific highway cruiser. I do get 27MPG at 70MPH on the highway.

[@williamfairchild8119]

My girlfriend had one for years and loved it. Put many miles on it. Now has a 2007 vadim plas xj with 50k miles used and it is a looker. Much admired wherever she goes and asked if its for sale. She loves it!!!

[@carstenweiland7896]

If you want a Jaguar, buy one but keep some change to cover eventual repairs. Maintain them correctly!

[@Mach141]

it will need repaired on day one. Dont do it

[@maheshmurali2697]

Lease them

[@carstenweiland7896]

@@maheshmurali2697 True, but I thought the context was about used cars.

[@NormanLy101]

On the next episode..... " This Yugo just changed the game!"

[@muhammadtariq6330]

And the next one: The traubant is the best car ever made.

[@dylanharrington744]

Europes finest the Austin Allegro.

[@christophers5510]

*2020 so far:* POTUS impeached. virus pandemic. civil unrest. Scotty would buy a Jaguar.

[@brianjlevine]

Okay...you had me up until that last one.

[@superblump87]

@Jasen Morganti why would you want that?

[@AustinC2838]

Nate Why would you not want that?

[@chrris305]

Jasen Morganti Absolutely! Greatest president since Lincoln! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 MURICA

[@markmiller3954]

TRUMP!!! TRUMP!!! TRUMP!!! --- TRUMP LOVES SCOTTY!!!

[@ceilingfan1931]

It's been two years of watching 2 to 5 videos a day and I'm still hooked .. keep up the great work SCOTTY!

[@justmeandthethree]

I grew up always wanting a Jaguar, and several years ago I nearly bought a S-Type. But, at the time I had two small children, and etc etc I bought a Highlander. My Highlander is a fantastic car, but it's not a Jaguar.

[@2W3X4YZ5]

My mother has a 2003 XJR and it has been very good to her. 88,000 miles and she refuses to ever trade it.

[@marcoarreola9058]

There is nothing wrong with the x type. I've owned one for years and never had a problem. The awd is great in the winter also. The last good thing about them is that they are dirt cheap.

[@trustbuster23]

These really are much better cars than most people realize. I recently had the chance to check out one that hadn't been abused, and it really surprised me. Yes, it had been owned by an elderly couple that didn't drive it too much and had always garaged it, but how many 18 year old cars with 80k miles on them have you seen where EVERYTHING still works? The paint was still fine, the interior was fine, all the electronics worked, etc. And it is a very nice handling, comfortable car with perfectly adequate power. If you can find one of these that hasn't been ragged out, grab it. They are depreciated to the point they cost almost nothing, and they kind of hit a sweet spot where they are new enough to have a modern, reliable engine, but aren't yet burdened with all the wildly complex technology of newer luxury cars.

[@NeverGiveUp909]

I recently bought a Jaguar S-type 4.0 V8, it's faster than I expected and it has wonderful handling. I fitted a custom exhaust system and now it sounds like a proper modern muscle car.

[@mackwitdavortexx]

What year & how much money has maintenance costed ya thus far roundabout?

[@NeverGiveUp909]

@@mackwitdavortexx I did almost 20 000 miles since I bought it and it has costed me around 1600-1700USD in maintenance. I have abused it (did many burnouts, donuts and powerslides with it) but it proved to be very reliable so far. I have changed the oil and filters 3 times, the gearbox oil and the spark plugs. Keep in mind that I live in a small country in Europe and the price for parts and labor may be different from the US.

[@mackwitdavortexx]

@@NeverGiveUp909 thanks lad

[@dazaro3]

Just sold me 1995 Xj6 X300 4.0, most reliable car I've owned, great cars lovely looking and parts very cheap and best of all easy to work on, I've had a few jags and the biggest problem with them in the UK is rust! The s type in this video the jags can suffer rust on the sills and its coverd with a plastic cover!

[@MrFuchew]

so if you give him a brand new jag for about $4k that's actually a ford he'll consider it

[@deadprivacy]

they go for pennies in the uk, about 500 pounds.

[@TheBabyDerp]

@@deadprivacy my car would never pass MOT in a million years lmao. 78 ford, no cats, rust , etc

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

My old boss drove old Mercedes diesels sad he liked 30 thousand dollar cars you could buy for 3

[@GamingAmbienceLive]

@@deadprivacy in united states the mafia upmarks the prices of old cars, it used to be like that here too, but now its impossible to buy a working useful car for so little, scotty mentioned this issue once before actually

[@yankeedoodle6293]

MrFuchew the new Land Rover discovery sport is practically a Ford

[@axjohn]

“He’s got a lot of junk in the trunk!” There’s something you don’t hear everyday. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sunbeam8866]

When these came out over 20 years ago, a dealer had a couple of them on display at a local classic British car show. I asked to see the engine and the rep claimed "We're not allowed to open the hood. It's proprietary information.". Oh well. Today, I get to see 'em in the salvage yard!

[@drunksupportcharacter]

I would like to know if Jags have a bad rep in the US just cos they cost a lot to maintain over the pond? Because all i hear is they are good but it costs a lot to maintain, In the UK standard service pricing is less than.... Well practically anything german that swams 80% of the UK roads, and nissan, and i know that can vary due to various taxes and stuff.

[@henrykimani3280]

The End of the world has finally come 🤔🤔 Scotty would buy a Jag 🔊🔊🔊🔊☄☄☄📢📢

[@brookeking8559]

Henry Kimani, Scotty might need a snow shovel, too.

[@atanasdimitrov6469]

Well, it's actually a Ford.

[@anthonylee2566]

😩😫

[@QOSQualityofSpeed]

Yes Scotty I have a S type and it has been a good car for me for 4 years now. It's very comfortable it's very fast it's got the 4.0 engine and it has been pretty Dependable no real problems. I did have to rebuild the transmission but that is kind of standard in the cars as they age. But other than that I haven't had to do anything to it besides maintenance. Never leaves me stranded. And I do appreciate the traction control and the comfort of driving it around and it's pretty stylish. I agree with you completely about the X-Type they had a lot of trouble with the Transmissions and the drivetrain. Thank you for your channel, nice stuff on here

[@stevestone4346]

A great motor, the problem is most people dont know how to look after them.

[@arvistmoderisgravedigger4491]

Well I got X-TYPE but with 2.2 diesel engine and manual 6speed transmission runs perfectly all I had to change after buying this car was wearnaut alternator and bad fuel level sensor in fuel tank only other stuff just tipical meintenence as break pads oil and filters but I can't tell nothing about gasoline ones cus I drive diesel one :). Also my X-TYPE is a estate so looks better than sedan from the back and is more relaeble than that ear BMWs xD

[@QOSQualityofSpeed]

@@j_freed i do need new valve cover seals but the brakes seem to work perfectly and other rubber parts are not giving me trouble. actually surprisingly compared to other cars have found the rubber part seem to be doing better

[@QOSQualityofSpeed]

@@stevestone4346 in my experience I was a car dealer for many years there and I've owned 1400 cars so I think with this motor it's very important to change your oil and to rub it up 2 red line Maybe twice a week at least. It doesn't like to sit and idle it likes to drive and it likes to be driven hard a little. I'm not talking about driving it hard all the time course that would wear it out but if you don't really routed through its rev range and it doesn't actually put oil everywhere that needs to

[@QOSQualityofSpeed]

@@arvistmoderisgravedigger4491 good I'm glad you got lucky with that. The only thing that I would say is they had trouble with the transfer case between the rear and front wheels. I think it was something about different speeds that's the front wheels were going versus the rear wheels. I guess I would research what kind of oil to put in there and how to take care of it there are a bunch of forms so I would look out for that on the forums. But I'm glad you're enjoying the car Jaguars are quite wonderful cars. I've owned four of them in my life

[@bullseyeant]

I've got the 4.0 V8 one, it's now got 130,000 miles on it. Had 60 odd thousand when I got it and to be fair it's been a decent car! Although this year I am replacing all the C.A.T.S shocks and springs!

[@sleepyhollow783]

"A Jaguar I'd buy..." "....for a lawn ornament." Come on, 39000 miles & the ABS & Traction Control are not working.... Bet there's more dysfunction.

[@markfares2579]

Hahahaaaa

[@myroslav6873]

haha, my thoughts exactly. and from what he described the previous owner seems to be a kind of a person who never revs the engine over 3500k rpm and who can have the brake pads last over 70-80k miles.

[@CheapBastard1988]

As Jeremy Clarkson said: "Jaguar knew drifting would be popular one day so they designed the traction control to fail once it did." (Probably around 2006)

[@brookeking8559]

CheapBastard1988, hahahahaha! Even though I missed that episode, I heard Clarkson’s voice as I read your comment.

[@thegearknob7161]

Probably the battery. Traction control on Jaguars gets really funny about that. You can have a battery which starts the car fine, but if it's too small or worn out then it'll throw traction control faults at you when you start the car. Probably because the voltage drops too much on cranking, making the computer go cranky. You must make sure the battery CCA is at least what the original one was. So many people stick smaller ones in and wonder why the computers go haywire. Seeing as this car sat around for so much of the time, I bet that battery is not up to snuff.

[@c.ivanalvarez]

I had an ‘05 S Type R. It was a great looking car. You can find great deals on them. The depreciation is no joke though, and when major repairs come, they can often accumulatively exceed the value of the car. These are great to have if you know how to work on them. Parts are not as expensive as other performance cars, but labor costs are insane. I love the car, but at the end, it was not worth it.

[@c.ivanalvarez]

@Alexander Politi The car would not stay locked, it had to do with the electrical system. Then it was transmission. It wouldn’t shift into the next gear, and the car would go into limp mode. AC compressor went bad, way earlier than most cars. Constant oil and transmission fluid leaks, one thing after the other. I drive a ‘10 Lexus now, and none of these issue have ever appeared, and the car is now 13 years old.

[@drdoc7508]

my dad has had a 2007 S-type for years.. 3.0 ford duratec engine.. nice car and runs great

[@aneet1980]

You realize that your whole life was a lie when you see Scotty owning a Jaguar. Scotty just changed the game

[@shanew3293]

04-08 S -Type has Ford V6 Duratec engine and chassis (lincoln LS).. Good reliable car

[@IIBlasianII]

As someone who has one of these with 300k+ miles on it, I have to say, it has treated me pretty well. Its been giving me problems now but this thing refuses to die lol. If I had the money to fix it I might keep it, but for now im looking for something else.

[@gm1258001]

Ah yes, i remember these. I would see these on hip hop videos. I would always see Lil" Flip's music videos with the Jags in them. lol

[@richdoh5443]

Ever since I was a kid, I have dreamed of owning a Jaguar....Then I started watching Scotty! 😢

[@MrDimentio]

S type is the only Jaguars I like. You can literally find them for dirt cheap nowadays.

[@Almighty_cornholio]

That ain't a jag it's a thunderbird /Lincoln ls

[@deadprivacy]

indeed, the last real "jag" was the rebadged xjs sold as an aston martin.

[@jsz2619]

@@deadprivacy The last real Jag was the XJ40. It was the last model Sir William Lyons had influence on, as an informal consultant and regular visitor to the styling studio.

[@Richard4point6]

Yep, I have an '04 Bird. I recognize the steering wherl and transmission shift.

[@Almighty_cornholio]

Richard Moody had one,inherited it from my dad when he passed,had too much wrong with it so I had to sell it

[@mrdoofa9357]

J Sz I’d say that the last real Jag you could buy was the X300, because it basically is an XJ40.

[@Artilectual]

You were the first to show me the flaw in the duratec engine. I somehow purchased one hiding under a new badge. Water pump is a timed detonator. Still... Somehow I love the Jag, and Scotty's channel. Jag for me. Lexus for the wife and Toyota for Nana.

[@lostinthesauce5942]

My dad gave me his 2003 s type r for my 16th birthday and it’s a BEAST

[@99thpursuit]

Keep it serviced properly, don't abuse it and you'll probably never have any major issues. Remember it's actually all Lincoln LS/Ford Thunderbird. Get any OM/OEM replacement parts from FCP Euro and they will be replaced for free for life!

[@99thpursuit]

@Buzz Lightyear Do your research, I've owned a 2000 XKR and a 2002 S-Type since new, Pal.

[@krayzietj]

How do you feel about the S type R with the 4.2supercharged and the 6 speed Zf transmission

[@Arnold_X3]

Oh no.. Jaguar got to him LOL

[@ricardorojas7605]

Hi Scotty, my dad built the heads and motor for this Jag at the Ford motor plant in brookpark/Cleveland Ohio plant. These motors were a good build, they were popular in the early 2000s. This thing is a granny car with 33k miles, that thing is like new!

[@TheChief005]

Wait did Scotty just say he would buy a jaguar 😳

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

I had the 3 L in Ford ranger pick up trucks and those trucks lasted 4 to 500,000 miles in the company fleet.

[@MrRockydee07]

Wow, I still remember Ford and the company I worked for Raychem Corp did a lot of work on the Wiring in this car , Scotty I've seen this first hand , I loved seeing the prototypes at the company Trade show .

[@rashidwilliams1783]

I have a 2000 S type 130k rus great with few problems in the last 15 years

[@Jake-ci1ld]

V8?

[@Jaymac720]

The s-type isn’t pretty but reliable luxury is hard to argue with

[@davidturk6301]

Check out the fuel gauge! In the red below “E”. Don’t test drive it too far.

[@jamallabarge2665]

Makes sense. More like a Ford, still in its infancy. As always the "devil is in the details". Ain't a Celica or Corolla though.

[@stephenhylander9395]

For some reason, the refrain of “Endless Money Pit!!” Keeps echoing in my head!! Lol!

[@waynecarter5740]

Well... he never said to fix it🤣😂🤣

[@amnjordan23]

My mom had a black one. I loved driving that car... we fell on hard times and she had to give it back unfortunately... always wanted another one

[@garymcaleer6112]

Scotty always keeps his eyes open for the exception to the rule.

[@EricFortuneJr.]

I put an oil pan gasket in one of these a while back. Had to drop the subframe, undo the steer rack, engine mount/s. Can’t quite remember but I know it was oddly shaped, almost like an anvil so it wouldn’t drop straight down without taking the whole car apart. I believe I even had to raise the engine a few inches so the oil pan would clear something else, then slid it out at an angle.

[@KBoon]

What he says: "I got a Jaguar" What he means: "A client brought his Jaguar for me to fix and left it for enough time for me to make this video"

[@vincentschildt6478]

Everyone knows this its the point

[@myMotoring]

He could hv said crap things about the car. Either way he got a video

[@TrishBlassingame]

I have friends who both Jaguars, maybe 10 years ago, nothing but problems and they regretted the purchases. Hope they are improving. This one in your video is awlful pretty.

[@edwinvargas7252]

Hey scotty, would you mind doing a video for us teens about slamming your car with coilovers or air bags

[@jackf4813]

He’d tell you how stupid it is to slam your car

[@anthonym1862]

Static

[@gotchaabeech]

Air bags are always dangerous. My friend is a mechanic and he would put them on his customers kids cars and the kids would wreck going to fast hitting the bags. That’s is if we’re talking about the same bags lol

[@weebanatorc2666]

Save your money dont be a dumb teen like i was

[@chaleorta]

Wrong channel dude Scotty doesn't approve of modifying a car

[@liamburgess5029]

2020 and Scotty said he would buy a jaguar, the world really is ending

[@Repented008]

Always loved the s-type. Beautiful design. Jag's design language just kept going downhill after this imo.

[@didiking143]

Had this car in HS but the 4.0, brought back memories. Once things started breaking couldn't afford it, so I sold and bought honda civic. I miss it fast, smooth, and just a car that all my friends liked.

[@raymck2115]

I want to go and have a beer with Scotty, bloody hilarious

[@Joeelectronicschematicsforauto]

One of the most expensive cars for electronic repairs an absolute did never seen so many bad modules as this model of a car

[@G0K3001]

Thank you for posting this- It is a nice one- And year....

[@chrisrva710]

I have owned this exact spec'd vehicle for 2 years now. I am the third owner. Aside from some basic things I've had to take care of as a car ages, it's been a dream. The ride is incredibly smooth, the steering is feels like literal butter, and it even though it has only 240hp it does have variable valve timing which can get this thing going pretty damn fast. Even though this is a Ford vehicle, there are actually a lot more "jaguar" parts in under the hood than you'd think, even down to the transmission. Fun fact: this engine concept was originally developed by Porsche, but later on decided to go a different route and sold the concept to Jaguar. Overall it's a great car if you like things that look unique, and the supercharged v8 version is incredibly fast.

[@DoubleDeckerAnton]

It's too small.for me! I tried sitting in one and was shocked it was so much tighter than my Volvo estate!

[@jpulley]

I had that exact car same year. Transmission was garbage. The interior was nice and comfortable. Bought a warranty when I got got it used. Transmission went out. I replaced it with the warranty and sold it.

[@deantan4080]

Looks like he owns the whole street from where he is parking all his cars

[@Ehsan331]

Rolling pile of junk was a new phrase I added to my vocabulary after watching this.Thanks Scotty,my English got better.

[@nunopereira6092]

About that red BMW that you drive at the beginning...

[@markmiller3954]

@3:00 "Check out the trunk --- Junk in the trunk, 'cause there's alot of space --- Put alot of stuff in the trunk..." My Man, Scotty!!!

[@seanthompson8071]

Isn't the Jag X-Type ALSO a Ford ... a European Ford Mondeo??

[@windanthonystream]

Yes the X-type is based on the Ford Mondeo and Ford Contour.... This S-Type is based on the Lincoln LS.

[@deadprivacy]

@@windanthonystream the xtype is a far far better car, they rot out but carry on and on and on.

[@CheapBastard1988]

It is but it was available in 4WD, most engines had slightly more power, had a differently tuned suspension and didn't come with the ability to turn the traction control off. The Mondeo was actually better because it wasn't as complicated, wasn't as heavy and had much sharper handling. Scotty always mentions it was based on the Ford Contour but that was actually the previous iteration of the Mondeo which was a bit of a dog. The X-Type was based on the 2001-2007 Mondeo while the Contour was based on the 1993-2000 Mondeo. The only major thing those two generations had in common was the bottom construction plate of the car. Even the suspension fitted to that same bottom plate was completely different. The old bottom plate did pull down the crash safety though as the Mondeo only scored 4 stars EURO NCAP while the Renault Laguna already had 5 stars EURO NCAP during that same era.

[@CLIFTYPOPS]

Pretty much. A bit different though

[@thegearknob7161]

@@CheapBastard1988 I've got a Mk3 Mondeo. My dad has the X type, so I've driven both a lot back to back, and worked on both. You're pretty correct in that they don't share much other than a front subframe. Though the Mk3 Mondeo and X type subframe is completely different to the Mk1/2/Contour one. So really the X type shares nothing at all with the Contour apart from maybe a handful of bolt on parts. I wouldn't say the Mondeo is better to drive, just different. It's more eager in corners for sure, and is very tail happy for a FWD car, but it has a different character. The X type is a much nicer motorway cruiser, even though the suspension is firmer. It feels a lot more stable and planted. Mondeo is wayyy more practical as well as being easier to work on, but that goes without saying really. Not that it matters, the X type has needed no major work ever, just consumables and the odd £10 bush that took all of half an hour to do. It's been the most reliable car I've ever known.

[@rayward3835]

I am transported in my XJL 5.0SC when I drive it and wish all could experience such a magnificent vehicle.

[@ryant114]

Well either the gas gauge is broken or he's running on E.

[@jeffu.8053]

Future video: Why the fuel pump broke on this vehicle and how to avoid it.

[@ontario8562]

That explains why my 02 Lincoln LS V8 is still running strong with over 270k miles on clock. After all, the LS and the S-Type are cousins, as they are built on the same platform..

[@emmanuelrodriguez1043]

The owner hid everything in the trunk! 😂 just like some people hide everything under the bed 🛏 so outsiders “won’t” see the mess 😂 omg

[@mikeclarke3005]

Yeah, when taking my car to the shop I throw everything including trash in the trunk worry about later :-)

[@davidrivera8385]

I own a 2006 Mazda rx8 l maintain her 110% it has 110.000 miles and runs like new l did change out the apex seals at 80.000 miles but my point is its the owner that keeps them going. Love your videos Scotty your the Best!!!!!

[@wildforthecats661]

Scotty Kilmer, the King of Contradiction.

[@user-gq2dg6rr9h]

Hi Scotty, the Saab 9-7x was built by General Motors ,its basically a Chevy Trailblazer .Nice Jag

[@jfrorn]

It's funny how as the video goes on more and more fault messages pop up, lol....

[@davidrivera8385]

Meeting Scotty in person is being added to my bucket list

[@brianjlevine]

This just in: Dodge and Kia top JD Powers Initial Quality List. 😂😂😂😂😂 Can't wait for Scotty's video!

[@ecoRfan]

Getting a lot of 2002’s in your shop lately: Tahoe, Lincoln LS, S Type. This thing looks incredible for its age.

[@MichaelD8393]

Scotty's recommending a Jaguar, when did Hell freeze over?

[@komradkolonel]

The only Jaguar that I would own would either be an XJS with the V-12 or the XJ220. Or course the XJ220 is just a fantasy car. Either one wouldn't be driven much. That is one good thing about Jaguar is that the leather in them is top notch. Some Japanese cars have very thin leather that cracks up on you in a short time. Interior appointments is one area where some of the Japanese makers need to improve.

[@Frank00]

This jag will soon be a endless money pit, next episode

[@BigDaddyThrock]

That car is a twin to mine, the TCM probably has moisture in it, dry it out and clean the connectors and clear the codes.

[@angryshoebox]

Ford Duratec V6. Imagine if they’d used the Vulcan V6 instead, LOL.

[@mikefoehr235]

Vulcan is a big piece of 💩💩💩💩💩

[@henrystowe6217]

The 2002 had 210 hp. It got bumped to 240 in 2003. In 03 it got the ZF trans. Much better box. Car was reliable except for the cooling system. The Ford trans was actually the weaker one.

[@iftekeruddin7116]

Tomorrow’s video “ I just bought a Jaguar”

[@WellVersed]

Nice suggestion. I enjoy the vids like this.

[@sergiochocler6252]

That very Jaguar was Not recommended to me by my friend who owns one.

[@99thpursuit]

@@j_freed Nine times out of ten your friend is just getting ripped-off by a shady or inept mechanic. This particular Jag is from the Jag/Ford era, it's all Ford. I have this same model (170k miles) and the only two electrical issues that can wreak havoc is having an incorrect battery fitted which can easily be rectified. The other is a minor factory fitment issue involving the location of the wiring harness in the trunk. They attached it to the trunk hinge causing the wires (8-10 of them) to flex/bend every time the trunk opens and closes eventually causing the wires to break or short and is not visible. This particular harness controls the fuel pump, alarm system etc. a lot of havoc. My service tech sliced open the harness and wiring, spliced-in some connectors and moved the harness off the hinge. Less than a hundred bucks and it will never happen again. Easily an unscrupulous tech or even dealer could take you to the cleaners by telling you its a serious complex issue when it was very simple.

[@jstephens2758]

The 97X is a re-badged Chevrolet Trailblazer (Plus GMC and other variants) from back when GM controlled Saab. It is the only SAAB sold at the time that did not have a turbocharged engine. It did look like a SAAB inside though it was anything but.

[@Irixion]

I think COVID-19 has gotten to Scotty

[@individual1977]

2004-2009 xj8 were actually very good cars. Really just have to watch out for the air suspension. Arnott makes replacement coil over shock conversions.

[@pauliej4208]

Just switched to Arnott. Not loving the ride. Their coilovers do come with peace of mind, however. Thinking I'll save up for a "new" set of air struts and give the wife the cushy ride God intended for the XJ8. Only my front 2 need replacing. PO had installed an Arnott air strut. I don't believe those will auto-level, etc.

[@seanjones2456]

5:32 GET TO THE DAMN GAS STATION SCOTTY!

[@islammuhammad1198]

I own a 2002 Jaguar F-Type Sport (Sold at 150,000 miles), I also own a 2006 Jagur S-Type R, I put 240,000 miles on my 2006 Jaguar S-Type R, before some ran a red light and totaled my Jaguar. It was a good car.

[@99thpursuit]

BLESS YOU MY FRIEND!!

[@FormerHumanX]

Too bad the S Type looks like something my mom would drive.

[@nathanjames1142]

I own an 2001 XJ8 that has been excellent for 5 years and awesome to drive. Only once in the shop (jag specialist not the rip off dealership) to replace the shitty plastic tensioners and water pump. All maintenance I can easily do.

[@victor-fowler]

I owned an S-Type, it was a great car and I can see why he likes it. Mine had 200k miles and still purred like a kitten and roared like a Jag when you put your foot in it. I also got 27 MPG @ 80+ miles an hour. The faster you went, the better the MPG so go faster!

[@sergioalexiscamacho]

I want one ☝️