By S August 11, 2008
Ken Garff Jaguar exhibits poor quality of service, incompetance and horrendous customer service. My 1989 Jaguar XJS was originally taken to Garff for a routine oil leak and instead now suffers a litany of issues from their disrepair: a screw that was put through my beautiful mohogany dash as well as a chip to the 20 year old dash that was pristine before Garff, damage to the inside lining of my passenger side, inability to fix an ABS light that keeps coming on, and repeated misdiagnosis of a subframe issue. Their customer service is non-existant: I never get calls from them about my car, their service manager has never responded to an email I sent about the horrible status of my car, and they have never once returned my car in clean condition. ...read more
If you have ever raced a manual transmission against an automatic, you may have noticed that even if the two cars are similar styles the manual either seems to have a great advantage or just the opposite. The reason for this is a manual transmission should out perform the automatic, but many times doe... ...read more
Automobile races have a reputation for being difficult to photograph. In part, this is because the speed of cars when they are actually racing requires special techniques, usually panning with the motion of a car to freeze its motion while blurring the background, thus giving an impression of speed. T... ...read more