Automotive expert Alan Taylor recently discussed his 2002 Jaguar XJ, humorously dubbed his “airport car,” with Hollywood car consultant Josh Hancock. They touched on Jaguar’s new advertising campaign, which has sparked debate over its effectiveness amid a $19 billion investment in electric vehicles, including a 2026 prototype. Taylor questioned Jaguar’s strategy in a declining large sedan market. The industry is shifting towards high-priced vehicles, with some models exceeding house prices, posing challenges for manufacturers like Stellantis. Their Jeep brand’s Grand Wagoneer is now priced above luxury models like the Cadillac Escalade, which diverges from Jeep’s rugged reputation. Ram faces issues...