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Thanks for posting, a brilliant video with a very knowledgeable presenter. I have always been a big Jaguar fan (hence I have spent far to much on my Series 1 E-Type) but I never really understood the P7, I do now!!!! 
Here for a good time not a long time!!
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That's exactly my thoughts, Lowbird.
When I first saw the Project 7 (here on TM, funnily enough..) I thought that it was no more than just a marketing gimmick, but by the time Harry had explained the car fully, in his calm, yet infectiously enthusiastic way, I could see what the car really represented.
It's an plush and comfy supercar, with huge character, that can be driven almost as an everyday car.
I still think it looks far too big, however.
Given the price tag of it, I would still take the Morgan Aero Super Sport, over the P7.
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Was that Burford he drove through?
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