A Jaguar For the Price of a Proton?

Daniel Fernandez

27-May-20 20:00

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This might be the best used-car deal out there today. The Mk1 Jaguar XF (X250) debuted back in 2008 with a price tag of RM488,888. Today - twelve years later - it's worth about RM40,000, roughly the same price as a brand new Proton Saga. But is the price tag an honest reflection of the famed British build quality, or is it simply an unfortunate case of over-depreciation? In this episode, Richard, Daniel and Ariff discusses this and more.

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Categories: Business Analysis, Auto

Tags: Used Cars, Buying Guide, Automotive Industry, Tips, Car Dealers, Car Buying, BMW, Jaguar, Sisma Auto, Sime Darby, Executive Saloon, 5-series, E-Class, Mercedes-Benz, ,

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