< Previous†Representative Example relates to an XE Saloon 2.0D (180 PS) R-Sport 4dr Manual. Representative 4.9% APR available on new Jaguar XE saloon models registered between 1st July to 30th September 2015 at participating Retailers only. With Jaguar Privilege Personal Contract Purchase you have the option at the end of the agreement to: (1) return the vehicle and not pay the Final Payment. If the vehicle has exceeded the allowed mileage a charge per excess mile will apply. In this example, 14p per excess mile up to 4,999, or for excess mileage of 5,000 or more, a charge of 28p will apply to each excess mile above the allowed mileage. If the vehicle is in good condition and has not exceeded the allowed mileage you will have nothing further to pay; (2) pay the Final Payment to own the vehicle or (3) part exchange the vehicle subject to settlement of your existing credit agreement; new credit agreements are subject to status. Representative example is based upon an annual mileage of 10,000 miles. Credit is subject to status and only available to applicants aged 18 and over resident in Mainland UK and N.Ireland. This credit offer is only available through Black Horse Limited trading as Jaguar Financial Services, St William House, Tresillian Terrace, Cardiff CF10 5BH. We can introduce you to Jaguar Financial Services and a limited number of other lenders to provide funding for your vehicle. We may receive commission or other benefits for introducing you to such lenders. Call will cost 7 pence per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge.Marshall Jaguar is a trading style of Marshall Motor Group who is acting asa credit broker and not a lender.Official fuel consumption for the Jaguar XE range in mpg (l/100km): Urban 24.4-64.2 (11.6-4.4); Extra Urban 46.3-83.1 (6.1-3.4); Combined 34.9-75.0 (8.1-3.8). C02 Emissions 194-99 g/km. Official EU Test Figures. For comparison purposes only. Real world figures may differ.MARSHALL JAGUAR LINCOLNOUTER CIRCLE ROAD, LINCOLN LN2 4HW.WWW.MARSHALL.LINCOLN.JAGUAR.CO.UK0844 245 7238THE ART OF PERFORMANCE††Model shown is an XE Saloon 2.0D R-Sport 4DR standard specification with optional Blue Fire metallic paint (£620), on the road price £33,645.THE NEW JAGUAR XE.Get ready to rewrite the rules. With its F-TYPE inspired design, the New Jaguar XE is a wake-up call for every other car in its class. With an engine range that delivers thrilling performance and impressive efficiency of up to 75 mpg and C02 as low as 99 g/km, the New XE redefines the sports saloonThe New XE R-Sport from £376 a month plus deposit and final payment.REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE†On the Road Price†† £33,025Finance Deposit Allowance £1,903Customer Deposit £5,999Total Amount of Credit £25,123Purchase Fee (Included in final payment) £1036 Monthly Payments £376Final Payment £14,560Total Amount Payable £35,998Duration of Agreement (Months) 37Representative APR 4.9% APRInterest Rate (Fixed) % 4.78%NEW JAGUAR XE SALOON 2.0D (180) R-SPORT 4DR MANUAL 80-81_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:00 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY81COUNTY MOTORINGThe judges praised the XE’scompetitive pricing, beautifullooks, classy cabin, low CO2emissions and its sporty drivingdynamics. In fact, Diesel Car Editor IanRobertson said: “With a thrilling drivingexperience that enthusiasts yearn for andclass-leading emissions, Jaguar has takenon the Germans and beaten them attheir own game!”The Jaguar XE is the only car in its classto feature a lightweight aluminium-intensive monocoque which, combinedwith Jaguar Land Rover’s efficient newIngenium diesel engines, helps it todeliver fuel economy as high as 75mpgand emissions as low as 99g/km CO2. The great news is, it drives as well as itlooks, taking bends in its stride andgripping the road no matter what twistsand turns we throw it into. Sharp andprecise, even at motorway speeds, the carreally does deliver on A roads, B roads andmotorways alike.Smart technology supports this cleverlyengineered car, with innovative newtechnologies augmenting the experiencebehind the wheel. An optional Head-UpDisplay (HUD) projects key informationonto the windscreen, directly in your line ofvision. Also available is the InControlinfotainment suite, including InControlApps and InControl Remote, a smartphoneapp which connects drivers to their XEremotely, and allows you to view fuel levelsand lock or unlock the car from a distance.Customers can also personalise their XEto suit their lifestyle there are no fewerthan seven engine choices available, eachallowing three suspension settings and upto 12 different wheel options. But itdoesn’t stop there, there are also 24styling options, more than 40 utilityoptions and a further 17 car care andmaintenance items, not to mention 18colours to choose from; making this oneof the most configurable Jaguars ever.Unlike some of its Germancounterparts, the entry level modelcomes with sat-nav, climate and cruisecontrol, automatic lights and wipers anda DAB radio. The Prestige trim might beworth the extra investment though asthis gets you heated leather seats andplush interior highlights too. Suffice tosay, whatever your needs and budgetthere’s a model for you Prices start at £26,995.Test car courtesy of Marshall JaguarLincoln, Tel: 0844 245 7238A REALDRIVERSCAR The Jaguar XE hasrecently been named BestLarge Car in the 2015Diesel Car MagazineAwards, beating toughcompetition from the likesof the BMW 3 Series andthe Ford Mondeo…A REALDRIVERSCAR 80-81_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:00 Page 20GשDJBMGVFMFDPOPNZשHVSFTGPSUIFOFX#.84FSJFT4BMPPO6SCBONQH MLN &YUSB6SCBONQH MLN $PNCJOFENQH MLN $0FNJTTJPOTHLN'JHVSFTNBZWBSZEFQFOEJOHPOESJWJOHTUZMFBOEDPOEJUJPOT4PQFSPG-JODPMOJTBDSFEJUCSPLFSBOEOPUBMFOEFS'JOBODFFYBNQMFJTGPSB#.84FMFDUBHSFFNFOUGPSB#.8EY%SJWF.4QPSU4BMPPOXJUIPQUJPOBMNFUBMMJDQBJOUXJUIBDPOUSBDUNJMFBHFPGNJMFTBOEFYDFTTNJMFBHFDIBSHFPGQQFSNJMF"QQMJFTGPSOFXWFIJDMFTPSEFSFECFUXFFO+VMZBOE4FQUFNCFSBOESFHJTUFSFECZ%FDFNCFS TVCKFDUUPBWBJMBCJMJUZ 3FUBJMDVTUPNFSTPOMZ 0OUIFSPBEDBTIQSJDFJTCBTFEPONBOVGBDUVSFSņTSFDPNNFOEFESFUBJMQSJDFBOEJODMVEFTZFBS#.83FUBJMFS8BSSBOUZ#.8&NFSHFODZ4FSWJDFNPOUITņSPBEGVOEMJDFODFWFIJDMFשSTUSFHJTUSBUJPOGFFEFMJWFSZOVNCFSQMBUFTBOE7"5?0QUJPOBMשOBMQBZNFOUBOEPQUJPOUPQVSDIBTFGFFOPUQBZBCMFJGZPVPQUUPSFUVSOUIFWFIJDMFBUUIFFOEPGUIFBHSFFNFOU WFIJDMFDPOEJUJPOFYDFTTNJMFBHFBOEPUIFSDIBSHFTNBZCFQBZBCMF 'JOBODFBWBJMBCMFTVCKFDUUPDSFEJUBDDFQUBODFUP6,SFTJEFOUTBHFEPSPWFS(VBSBOUFFTBOEJOEFNOJUJFTNBZCFSFRVJSFE5FSNTBOEDPOEJUJPOTBQQMZ0GGFSNBZCFWBSJFEXJUIESBXOPSFYUFOEFEBUBOZUJNFŅ#.84FMFDUņJTBGPSNPGIJSFQVSDIBTFBHSFFNFOUQSPWJEFECZ#.8'JOBODJBM4FSWJDFT (# -JNJUFE#BSUMFZ8BZ)PPL)BNQTIJSF3(6':PVXJMMIBWFBEBZTUBUVUPSZSJHIUUPXJUIESBXGSPNUIFBHSFFNFOU4PQFS--1USBEJOHBT4PQFSPG-JODPMODPNNPOMZJOUSPEVDFDVTUPNFSTUP#.8'JOBODJBM4FSWJDFTGPSXIJDIXFNBZSFDFJWFQBZNFOUJGZPVFOUFSJOUPBOBHSFFNFOUXJUIUIFN5IJTJOUSPEVDUJPOEPFTOPUBNPVOUUPJOEFQFOEFOUשOBODJBMBEWJDF†5FTUESJWFTVCKFDUUPBQQMJDBOUTUBUVTBOEBWBJMBCJMJUZFor more information or to arrange a test drive†, call us on 01522 690000 or visit www.soperbmw.co.ukSoper of Lincoln3PNBO8BZ4PVUI)ZLFIBN-JODPMO-/6)&OUFSBOZDPSOFSXJUIDPOשEFODFBOEMFBWFJUXJUIBTNJMF8JUIBOFXHFOFSBUJPOPG#.85XJO1PXFS5VSCP&OHJOFTGPSHSFBUFSQFSGPSNBODFBOEJNQSPWFETVTQFOTJPOGPSBNPSFEZOBNJDESJWF0VSJOUFMMJHFOUGPVSXIFFMESJWF#.8Y%SJWFQSPWJEFTUIFVMUJNBUFSPBEIPMEJOHJOBMMESJWJOHDPOEJUJPOT5IFOFX#.84FSJFTUBLFTESJWJOHQMFBTVSFUPOFXIFJHIUTTHE NEW BMW 3 SERIES.DRIVING PLEASURE, UNMATCHED.BMW Select Representative example: BMW 320d xDrive M Sport Saloon with optional metallic paint. Term of agreement47 monthly paymentsOn the road cash price*$VTUPNFSEFQPTJU3FUBJMFSEFQPTJUDPOUSJCVUJPO#.86,EFQPTJUDPOUSJCVUJPO#.8'4EFQPTJUDPOUSJCVUJPO48 months£325.00£33,660.00ccccTotal depositTotal amount of creditOption topurchase fee?Optionalfinal payment?Total amount payableRate of interest£9,842.69£23,817.31£1.00£12,376.58£37,495.275.4% fixedRepresentative 5.4% APRSoper of LincolnThe newBMW 3 SeriesThe Ultimate Driving Machine82-83_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:01 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY83COUNTY MOTORINGThere are few cars as popular as theBMW 3 Series, so when we learnedthe relaunched versions had arrivedin the county’s showrooms we weredetermined to get behind the wheelof one, and we certainly weren’tdisappointed.Our test car, courtesy of Soper BMW,was a stunning new 320 xDrive sportfinished in mineral grey metallic andsumptuous black leather upholstery, withcontrasting red stitching - so, firstimpressions were good; very good indeed. Clearly BMW isn’t about to allow newcontenders, such as the Jaguar XE, takeany of its market share and the new 3Series, which is now on sale, ticks all theboxes with a more agile and more refinedmodel than we’ve ever seen in its class. The Bavarian manufacturer says its aimis to make their mainstream executivesaloons even more agile and involving todrive. They’ve improved refinementlevels and lowered CO2 emissions tomake it a more appealing company carchoice than ever, and refreshed thedesign with new headlights, grille andmore stylish front and rear bumpers.Essentially it’s still got the 3 series lookabout it but these changes, for me, justgive it more kerb appeal, thanks to alower and wider stance.The improved agility comes from thesuspension settings which have beentransformed to provide a more dynamicdriving experience. As can be seen from our images, thecar on loan to us was the touring model -a diesel too - but for the life of me, thatwas hard to tell from the extremely briskperformance and I was even moresurprised to discover it was only a twolitre diesel, as it offers such excellentthrottle response and easy overtaking onLincolnshire’s A and B roads. Bodycontrol is superb and the power is alwaysthere when you need it.From the cockpit, the driver feels trulyspoilt, virtually no wind or road noise andso comfortable, I could’ve been riding onair. Attention to detail has been furtherenhanced inside, with new chromeflourishes running along the centre of thefascia and extending to the door panels –ours even had ambient lighting runningalong the door panels which adds a realtouch of class and everything you see,and touch, seems to have received thefull BMW upgrade treatment - from thecup holders and its sliding cover, to thebezels around the air vents, this is a carthat radiates opulence. Test car courtesy of Soper of Lincoln,Lincoln. Tel: 01522 690000Uppingthe stakes Uppingthe stakes 82-83_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:01 Page 284 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYWHAT’SONLincolnSaturday August 29 Billy Bragg in concert, Lincoln Drill HallBilly Bragg has spent three decades in the music industry, warbling a blendof protest lyricism and pop melodies, following in the steps of Woody Guthrieand Bob Dylan. He has worked with some of the most prominent figures inpop music, from Paul Weller to Kirsty McColl. Now he brings his politicallycharged concert to Lincoln for the specially commissioned Festival800 gig, aspart of the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta. Doors open at7:30pm and offer a great preface to his lecture - Bragging Rights - thefollowing afternoon. For moreinformation, visitwww.festival800.co.ukGainsborough Saturday 29 August –Monday 28 DecemberModel railway open day Gainsborough Model RailwaySociety will be hosting a series ofopen days to show off its impressivecollection. The period modellovingly depicts the forties rightthrough to the end of the Britishrail steam, with a nod to the dieselera. The collection contains over150 locomotives across half a mileof track work, and boasts replicas ofrenowned engines such as theBilly Bragg in concert, Lincoln Drill HallPHOTO CREDIT: ANDY WHALE84-87_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:36 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY8586 ÁLincoln Steampunk Festival, Castle Hill, LincolnFlying Scotsman, Papyrus and Mallard. Constructionoriginally began in 1953 and has since grown tobecome one of the largest of its kind anywhere inthe country. For more information, visitwww.gainsboroughmodelrailway.co.uk. Lincoln Saturday 29 – Monday 31 AugustLincoln Steampunk Festival, Castle HillWelcome to the Asylum, the largest festival of itskind, returns for another outing, bringing fans theworld over to Lincoln castle. Live out the reality ofan alternate Victorian era with imaginativecostumes, shows and demonstrations. The MakerZone offers a variety of talks and presentations fromartists, while the Knowledge Zone celebrates scienceand history. With parades, music and games, thecornerstone of the steampunk community looks setto stay Lincoln centric. For more information, visitwww.lincolncastle.com. LouthSunday August 30Fun Dog show, St Leonard’s Church The sound of yaps and barking will fill thegrounds of St Leonard’s Church for this year’s FunDog Show, run by Louth & District Dog Club. It’sonly a pound to enter each of the 20 classes, withcategories including best trick, fastest sausage eater,bad hair day and fancy dress. For anyone who’d84-87_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:36 Page 2Aviation HeritageLincolnshire will be ahosting a black tie galashowing of the classic 1969 film starringMichael Caine and Christopher Plummerat the charming Kinema in the Woods.Three surviving veterans from the battleitself will be in attendance, alongsidePresident of the Battle of BritainMemorial Trust, Sir Michael Graydon.The film is one part of the anniversaryevent, which also includes a Spitfire andHurricane flyover, a champagnereception and presentations. For moreinformation, visitwww.thekinemainthewoods.co.ukEpworth Saturday September 5Autumn food fair, EpworthMarket PlaceWith the changing of the seasoncomes the inevitable shift in localproduce. To mark the occasion, theAutumn Food Fair returns for anotheryear. Autumn is a time for comfort food,and the fair is an ample opportunity tostock up on Lincolnshire cheeses, meats,preserves and pastries in preparation forthe longer nights and colder days.Alongside more traditional British food,there’ll be stalls selling curries and othercuisines. For more information, call01652 657953. 86 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYWHAT’S ONrather spectate, entrance is free. But it’snot all about the dogs, with homemadecakes and refreshments on offer, and araffle and tombola to help raise funds forthe church. For more information, call01507 327506. NorthLincolnshireSeptember Insight Open StudiosThis open studio event showcases theartistic talents across North Lincolnshire.The event will see artists throw theirdoors open throughout September andinteract with the public. Attendees willbe able to watch the developmentprocesses involved in the artworks, withopportunities to view and purchase avariety of original pieces. This marks thefifteenth year that Insight has handledthe promotion of North Lincolnshire’sartists, including Nicky Dillerstone,Richard Hatfield and Melanie Rainbow.For more information, visitwww.insightopenstudios.org.uk Woodhall SpaFriday September 4The Battle of Britain, Kinema inthe WoodsAs part of the 75th anniversarycommemorations of the Battle of Britain,The Battle of Britain, Kinemain the WoodsBostonFriday September 11Tour of Tudor BostonBoston boasts one of the UK’s mostexciting medieval market towns, and thiswalking tour is a great introduction intothe fascinating history hidden under thesurface. The walk will lead attendeesaround the surviving Tudor buildings,illuminating the town’s rich antiquity.Locations include the Church Keys, RedHouse and Hussey Tower. The tour willalso reveal sites of the lost markets,friaries, street crosses, guildhalls andother buildings. The walk starts at 10amand last approximately 2 hours. For moreinformation, visitwww.heritageopendays.org Stamford Saturday 12 September A Night With the Stars, StamfordCorn Exchange TheatreThis event brings some of thecountry’s best tribute acts together foran energetic two hour show. A NightWith the Stars is a great family friendlyway to enjoy the music of Roy Orbison,Frankie Valli, Robin Gibb and DelShannon in a live environment. ThePHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK.COM/ADISAAutumn foodfair, EpworthMarket Place84-87_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:36 Page 3show is produced by a dedicated sound and lighting engineer,whose timing and passion elevate the show. A Night With theStars is currently touring the UK, be sure to catch it when itarrives in Lincolnshire. For more information, call 01780766455. Kings Lynn Saturday 12 – Sunday 13 SeptemberGame and Country Fair, SandringhamNow in its tenth year, The Sandringham Game and CountryFair is one of the biggest shows of the year, promising afantastic family day out. Made up of five dedicated arenas,the largest of which showcases trick horse riders troupeHorsemen of the Knight. Another is entirely dedicated todogs, with racing, coursing and displays in abundance. Ahighlight includes the return of the National BackswordingChampionships - a traditional English sport. Exhibits offereverything from vintage vehicles to historical re-enactments,with fly casting competitions and clay shooting lessonselsewhere, and plenty of amusements for the kids.WHAT’S ONLINCOLNSHIRETODAY87Game and Country Fair,Sandringham 84-87_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:36 Page 488 LINCOLNSHIRETODAYSUDOKUcompetitionClosing date for entries is: 20th SEPTEMBER2015To enter just email the numbers thatappear in the yellow squares to:competitions@blmgroup.co.ukWin a £20 voucher tospend with any of ouradvertisers in this issue.Last month’s solutionD1E3CD1E3C184527963735619842926483751451968237678235194293741586542876319817394625369152478Aries Mar 21 - Apr 20Take nothing for granted and never judge a bookby its cover. Someone very close to you isharbouring a guilty secret. You may find yourselffeeling restless, bored and trapped. Animpromptu meeting with someone you find wildlyattractive may lead you into temptation whetheryou are living with a partner or not. Taurus Apr 21 - May 21You are not being told the truth about somethingextremely important. Someone you have beencommunicating with regularly will lead to afascinating meeting of the minds. An ex-partnerwill continue to appear with the intention ofcausing you as much agitation as possible. Aworrying financial matter cannot be ignored anylonger. Gemini May 22 - June 21If you are looking for a new direction in both yourpersonal and working life, there is no finer time tomake a few of your dreams come true. Accept adinner date invitation and get out of your rut. Ifit’s love and romance that you are seeking, youwon’t be disappointed.Cancer Jun 22 - Jul 23Someone who thought they knew you well isgoing to be speechless at an announcement youare about to make. For once you are puttingyourself at the top of your priority list. If you aretangled up in a love triangle and partners arerefusing make important decisions, take mattersin your own hands. Leo Jul 24 - Aug 23Once again you will put yourself under pressurebecause you have agreed to attend wine anddine meetings. Frustration in a romanticrelationship continues to grow. Perhaps yourpartner is the sort of person who finds it difficultto express their feelings, go steady on them asranting and raving will get you nowhere.Virgo Aug 24 - Sep 23If you love your partner, don’t throw yourrelationship away just because you are not beingtold what you want to hear. Be a listener ratherthan a talker. You have people to meet, places tovisit and can’t afford to miss goldenopportunities. Job interviews look interesting,especially if travel is involved. Libra Sep 24 - Oct 23The prospect of new love looks interesting. Youmay even meet someone soon in unusualcircumstances. An ex-lover will show signs ofjealousy and anger because you are getting onwith your life. Party invitations will come floodingyour way because you are projecting positivevibrations. A difficult situation at work will ironitself out.Scorpio Oct 24 - Nov 22Listen to your instincts when weighing up a longterm friendship that is rapidly reaching its end.By now you know exactly who your true friendsare, leaving you in no doubt what course ofaction to take. Emphasis will be on your healthand wellbeing, but by maintaining a positiveattitude, you will overcome a difficult situation. Astrology by Linda Lancashire0776 4466381www.lindalancashire.co.ukteresastanley1@btinternet.co.ukyourstarsLincolnshire Today’s guide to the astro month ahead...Sagittarius Nov 23 - Dec 21Your advice will be sought by a close friend whois in a huge dilemma. There is only so much youcan do or say, as you don’t have the power tomake everything right for them or anyone else. Asecret meeting with someone you cannot stopthinking about could lead to a fulfillingrelationship.Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 20You could be swept off your feet by a newcomerat work or the social scene. People areunpredictable, and what happens next could takeyou by surprise. Holiday plans may beambiguous because of changes in your domesticcircumstances. An opportunity to turn a hobbyinto a business gives you hope for a successfulfuture.Aquarius Jan 21 - Feb 19Someone you have given wise advice to maychoose to ignore it, at their peril. Experiencecannot be taught, and there are certain peoplethat you have met who are short sighted andmotivated by greed. You are right to wash yourhands of such individuals, focusing instead onwhat is important to you. Pisces Feb 20 - Mar 20Something or someone that was important inyour life a short while ago is no longer foremostin your mind. Instead you are more concernedabout putting your life in order and addressinghealth issues that are stopping you from enjoyinglife. By changing your diet and taking up newinterests, you will begin to feel better.26179854395436218773845126942917635868793542151382497684651973239264781517528369488_Layout 1 17/08/2015 13:02 Page 1LINCOLNSHIRETODAY89classifiedHoliday Villa RentalTo advertise your services call Angela Cooper atLincolnshire Today on01472 310310MotorsBritish ClassicsHeritage MotorsParts 1948 to dateRetail Trade ExportSpecial ProjectsRestorationsManufacturing ModificationsCountry Workshops Risegate,Nr Spalding, Lincs, PE11 4EZClassic LandroversTel/Fax 01775 750223www.british4x4centre.co.ukVendingEventsPhotographyStuart Wilde Photography LtdThe best photography is about much more thantaking a picture. It’s about capturing a moment,telling a story, preserving a memory. 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