Jaguar finance options

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How do you sum up a company with such a rich past like Jaguar? Perhaps the old Jaguar slogan of “Grace, Space, Pace” best exemplifies the British sports car maker.

Looking through Jaguar’s history, you’ll see the company built Spitfires during World War 2 and ran a Formula One team that later became Red Bull Racing. During the 1960s, powerful Jaguars became the bank robber’s getaway car of choice. In response, the police purchased hundreds of Jaguars as pursuit cars.

Modern Jaguars are generally prestige or performance cars and used as head-of-state transportation by the British prime minister and even the Queen.

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How to apply for a Jaguar car loan

When applying online for a car loan, you'll need to supply some key details:

  • Details of the car you're borrowing for, include make, model, year and purchase price
  • How much you're looking to borrow
  • Your name, address and contact information
  • Details of your employment and income

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