Ulmus parvifolia elm" for the real Chinese elm. Elms, hickory and ash all have remarkably hard, tough wood that has made them popular for things like tool handles, bows and baseball bats. Chinese elm is considered the hardest of the elms. Owing to its superior hardness, toughness and resistance to splitting, Chinese elm is said to be the best of all woods for chisel handles and similar uses. Chinese elm lumber is used most for furniture, cabinets, veneer and hardwood flooring, as well as specialty uses such as long bow construction and tool handles. Most of the commercially milled lumber goes directly
Jaguar XJ (X350) for telematics, navigation, phone, voice activation, audio and multimedia systems; and safety systems protocol. At introduction, standard equipment included mirror-matched walnut burl wood grain trim throughout, piano-black center console trim, leather seating, wood-trimmed steering wheel, leather-covered overhead assist handles, dual zone automatic climate control, glass electric tilt and slide moonroof with single-touch open/close, rain-sensing automatic wipers, automatic headlights, front fog lights, 24 lamp LED tailights, front and rear parking sensors, trunk/boot power latching mechanism, electircally adjustable steering wheel with memory and entry/exit function, electrochromic self-dimming side mirrors with compass), trip computer, electrically adjustable pedals with 2.5 inch travel, 4 power