Jaguar XJ Production Suspended Due to Supply Issue
Production of the 2013 Jaguar XJ will be suspended for up to four days next week at the brand’s Castle Bromwich site due to a supply issue.
Jaguar would not comment specifically on what the issue is, only confirming that it is a supplier problem. “As a temporary measure, Jaguar Land Rover has stopped the Jaguar XJ production line due to a supply chain issue. Production of the Jaguar XJ will resume at the end of next week,” a Jaguar spoke person told Autocar.
Jaguar also builds the XF, F-Type and XK at the Castle Bromwich facility, but none of these vehicles will be affected.
[Source: Autocar]
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Sounds like it has something to do with Dick Van Dyke's cat burned to a crisp in SoCal. LOL.