Jaguar's New Entry Level Sedan Will Have a 75% Recycled Aluminum Chassis

Can the Brits take advantage of BMW's slip?

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Jaguar has been eyeing the slice of the pie that BMW's 3-Series is squatting over for quite some time (does not sound appetizing) and the time to jump into that market segment is neigh. While I've only experienced the BMW 3-Series briefly, it was a very disappointing 20 minutes, so if Jag can produce a sedan that's 10% as engaging as the F-Type, it will be a home run. 

The car is going to be built on an all aluminum chassis, and 75% of that material is going to be recycled, which will make this a green car in a way that a lot of hybrids aren't. 

As far as looks go, we expect it to look like a smaller and sleeker XF (pictured).

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[via Jalopnik

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