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Jaguar drops plan to build C-X75 supercar

The C-X75 has fallen victim to the economic downturn in Europe. Note: an earlier version of this story had an incorrect photo.
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Nick Gibbs
December 13, 2012 05:00 AM

LONDON -- Jaguar said it will not build the hybrid C-X75 supercar, citing global economic pressures.

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