The Jaguar F-Type might be the car of your dreams if you have always wanted to own a luxury coupe or convertible. The Jaguar F-Type gives you speed and power, giving you more control when navigating back roads full of curves. The unique exterior design of the vehicle turns heads and reminds everyone why the Jaguar has remained one of the gold standards of luxury cars for so many years.
Jaguar F-Type First Generation 2014-2017
The introductory line of the Jaguar F-Type consisted of both a coupe and a convertible. Both were available in the R, S, and Trim level configurations.
Jaguar F-Type Second Generation 2017-2018
Jaguar introduced the SVR trim level in 2017. It included the popular 5.0L engine from the S and R trims and generates torque from anywhere between 3,500-5,000 rpm. That made it capable of reaching speeds up to 200 mph.
Jaguar F-Type Third Generation 2018-Present
The Jaguar F-Type became Jaguar’s first four-cylinder sports car when they upgraded their entry-level powertrain to a 2.0L turbocharged inline-four engine.
Performance
Convertible lovers and coupe aficionados will all love the impact of the Jaguar F-Type. You can find the coupes with a variety of roof types for all 2013-present generations, including aluminum, glass, carbon fiber, or fabric. The 2013-present generations of the Jaguar F-Type have multi-directional power seats when purchased at the S, R, or SRV trim levels, giving you more options to find the right setting for your frame.
Each generation of the Jaguar F-Type from 2013-present features a configurable dynamics system that puts you in control of the Jaguar F-Type’s dynamic mode. You choose what gets altered when it is triggered. Dynamic mode also prevents automatic upshifts when you are driving in manual mode, making for more controlled driving conditions.
Interior Details
The trim for Jaguar F-Types made from 2013-present comes with unique details that set each level apart. The linear aluminum center console gives off an almost futuristic appearance and helps the car stand out from others in its class. The SVR logo embedded in the treadplate is just one of the distinct details you will find inside.
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Q: What is the fastest Jaguar F-Type?
A: The Jaguar F-Type SVR can hit speeds of up to 200mph.
Q: Where is the Jaguar F-Type built?
A: Jaguar F-Types are assembled in Birmingham, England at the JLR factory located in Castle Bromwich.
Q: Does the Jaguar F-Type Come With All-Wheel Drive?
A: You can find the Jaguar F-Type with all-wheel drive in the R, S, and SVR trims of the 2013 present models.
Jaguar F-Type Trim Configurations
Jaguar F-Type R Trim (2014-2017)
• 5.0L V8 550 hp engine
• All-wheel drive
• Premium leather interior
• Headrests with R embossing
• Flat-bottomed three-spoke steering wheel with R logo
Jaguar F-Type S Trim (2014-2019)
• Six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic transmission
• 3.0L V6 supercharged engine with 380 hp
• Torque vectoring and limited slip differential
• Exterior mirrors with electric heating adjustment, manual fold, and side indicators
• Sport suspension with adaptive dynamics
Jaguar F-Type SVR Trim (2016-2019)
• SVR badged steering wheel with aluminum shifter paddles
• Performance seating
• Ceramic breaks
• Titanium exhaust
• Forged alloy wheels
I have enjoyed this car immensely over the past year. Even in silver, it draws a ton of attention whenever I drive it. The engine sounds are incredibly fun. The car rides well, has tons of technology & is put together quite well. I have owned several German sports cars; this Jag is a pleasant departure that stands apart from them on the basis of its design. That being said, it is not easy to get in and out of, and, it attracts a lot of attention (which is both good and sometimes not so good!)
I own an F type convertible V6. I compared it to Porsches, BMW M series, and pretty much any sporty classy car in the market. I needed it for everyday commute, but my wife has an SUV so I don't need it for normal practical purposes. The feel of this car is a blend of British elegance, American muscle, italian sexyness and it' has it's own character of a raw, fun machine made to make life better. The design is unmatched and it stands as an instant classic. When the owner of a db5 aston martin stops to ask you about the car, you know you drive something special. I don't think that guy asks the guy with a Porsche or a BMW M4 anything. This is just something else. Cons: less trunk space than competition, that's about it.
I have the F-Type S...Having owned a 911 cab, an S5 Cab, an e550 cab, a Boxster S, and many other sports cars I have to say for everyday driving, this is by far the most enjoyable. The sports seats are perfect, the dynamic mode not only drives fantastic, but sounds like a Ferrari. Throw it into sport mode and it's a beast. Great interior fit too. I get people staring and asking about it too. Really a fantastic car. Also, was the runner up to the 911 in 2014 for JD Powers initial quality. Great buy...
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