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Jaguar XFR

Vandals have attacked the XFR this month. But Ollie Marriage isn't despairing just yet.

Some thieving lowlife has nicked my Leaper. I’m not entirely sure if that is what it’s called, but looking at the amount of mastic Jag used to glue it on, it can’t have been an easy job to remove it. Credit where it’s due, though – the Beastie Boys revivalist did manage to do the job without scratching the paint.

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