If you were among the few Jaguar/Land Rover fans that wondered why Ford would sell off two brands they’d just invested millions in, congratulations, you can now tell your friend’s “I told you so.”
Having bled cash for a while prior to the sale, both companies were given new facilities and new models right before their disownment, and it would appear that investment from Ford has finally paid off as Tata has recently announced that both companies have turned a profit. Yes, you read that right, a profit. Thanks to an increase of 23% in total sales over the last quarter, Jaguar/Land Rover posted a profit of almost $5 million.
While nothing to write home about (that’ll only buy you around 50 XK’s), the profit demonstrates exactly how far the two firms have come from their darker days. Now producing vehicles that are easily the equal of competitors once thought out of reach, it’s good to finally see the buying public expressing their confidence in the two historic firms.
The Project Kahn vary Rover Black Vogue comes with a powerful aerodynamic pack consisting of a front and back bumper, side vents, billet end facet skirts, sports exhaust system beside Kahn branding. Inside is that the new “bespoke touch” with an entire new personalised leather treatment to suit the customer’s own specifications.
Evolved through skilled inventive innovation and state-of-the art producing and materials technology – Project Kahn 22-inch RS600 wheels in matt black. Furthermore, the RS600 wheels accommodate all original Land Rover centre caps.
