News - Market Insight - Market Insight 2017Jaguar laments showroom deals at top endJLR chief takes issue with ‘trading behaviour’ of rivals with medium, large sedans16 Aug 2017 - Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia managing director Matthew Wiesner has taken issue with the “trading behaviour” of rival premium brands in the medium and large passenger car market segments, admitting that the British marque is unable to cut prices or offer ultra-competitive deals on its Jaguar XE and XF sedans to the same extent. - Speaking with GoAuto at the national media reveal of the Range Rover Velar in Sydney last week, Mr Wiesner said it was difficult to gauge the true extent of the market shift from passenger cars to SUVs as well as the “true selling price” and actual demand for premium mid-size and large sedans in the current environment. Click here for full story: Jaguar laments showroom deals at top end Read more14th of August 2017 Jaguar I-Pace to be priced under $150KTesla-challenging Jaguar I-Pace EV to undercut equivalent Model X14th of August 2017 Jaguar E-Pace to spur F-Pace salesSub-$50K E-Pace could get F-Pace buyers inside Jaguar showrooms3rd of August 2017 Jaguar XF Sportbrake arrives from $90,400 BOCsNovember debut for four-variant wagon version of Jaguar XF large car3rd of July 2017 Mercedes ups pricing and spec on C-ClassC250/C200d swapped for C300/C220d, as Merc C-Class range moves up in price |
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