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... and more. (Scroll down to see a sample tip or two ... )

Dear Jaguar Woman:

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This is your site. Jaguar says that
we drive 60% of all Jaguars on the road ...
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A Jaguar Woman's Owner Tip:

Q: How does a lady exit a Jaguar in a skirt, gracefully and elegantly, without exposing "more than planned"?

A: Apply Jaguar Exit Tips (Here are tips # 2 - 4: Check back often for more "Exit Tips" ....)

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Q: What is Jaguar's Roadside Assistance? And what are its Benefits?

A: Jaguar Roadside Assistance will come out, for free, to change a flat tire, jump start your battery, unlock your door, or deliver fuel if you run out. If things look more serious, they provide towing (while your Jaguar is in the warranty period) to the closest Jaguar dealer for service.

Jaguar also offers, during the warranty period, limited "trip interruption benefits." If a breakdown occurs 50 or more miles from your primary residence (if you bought your Jaguar new, or 100 miles from home if you bought it used) you get some funds for "emergency travel expenses", which includes food, lodging and alternate transportation.

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Nature Tip: The jaguar is a very powerful animal, generally associated with a particular species of leopard. As with most of the large cats, the jaguar is a symbol of ferocity and power. The jaguar has over 500 voluntary muscles that she can use at will.