F&I Management & Training

Jaguar commissions EurotaxGlass's to provide data and consultancy to support long-term residual value management EurotaxGlass's, publisher of Glass's Guide to Used Car Values, is forecasting best-in-class residual values for the new Jaguar XF saloon car, which will reach its first UK customers in March 2008. The diesel-powered Jaguar XF 2.7S Luxury automatic, expected to be the most popular model in the XF range, is predicted to retain 50 per cent of its original list price (£33,900 on-the-road) after three years and 36,000 miles, compared to 48 per cent for the BMW 525d SE automatic, and 46 per cent for the Mercedes-Benz E280 CDI Avantgarde automatic.

DATED: 29.08.07

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