#automotive-reliability

#automotive-reliability

When we left home and drove across the country at 18 years old, I sat in its front seat and had a good coming-of-age cry. Its ample back carried all our possessions on the long haul across Interstate 10. Many years later, after our in-laws passed it down to us for good, my carpenter husband used it to haul sheets of plywood around with the rear seats folded down. ("Better than a pickup truck," he'd crow with delight.)

Jaguars are unreliable, prone to error, and require constant repairs, leaving ownership feeling like a never-ending cycle of maintenance instead of pleasure.