Jaguar F-Type

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8 / 10

₹ 1.15 crore

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Pros & Cons of Jaguar F-Type

We Like

Comfort
Sound and performance (V8)

We Don't Like

Cabin doesn't feel rich enough
Expensive

Jaguar F-Type specifications

Price ₹ 1.15 crore onwards

Mileage NA

Engine 1997cc

Transmission Torque Converter Auto

Fuel type Petrol

Seating Capacity 2 Seater

Jaguar F-Type Latest Update

The F-Type is Jaguar’s quintessential two-door, two-seat sportscar. It’s available in coupe and convertible body styles and also across...

The F-Type is Jaguar’s quintessential two-door, two-seat sportscar. It’s available in coupe and convertible body styles and also across a wide price band. Engine options include a 300hp, 2.0-litre turbo-petrol and a 5.0-litre supercharged petrol V8 in 450hp and 575hp outputs. Do note, while the 2.0 turbo-petrol and 450hp V8 get rear-wheel drive; the 575hp V8 comes with all-wheel drive.

Jaguar F-Type Quick Review

With its long bonnet and tight-fitting cabin, the F-Type sure has the right look. Unfortunately, it’s not quite as special on the inside. Sur...

With its long bonnet and tight-fitting cabin, the F-Type sure has the right look. Unfortunately, it’s not quite as special on the inside. Sure, the cabin has a few cool touches like the vents that rise when you switch the car on, but that wow factor is missing. The F-Type’s seats are snug and the driving position is sporty. Boot space is fairly limited, more so in convertible versions. With 300hp on call, the F-Type 2.0-litre is no slowcoach. Performance is actually quite good and even the sound is rich, as far as four-cylinder engines go. The F-Type 2.0-litre also handles with more precision than the heavier 5.0-litre versions. What the larger engines do is add a lot of speed, sound and drama to the F-Type experience. Be realistic with your choice of rim size and the F-Type will even surprise you with its pliant ride. Just remember to account for the F-Type’s long front overhang; it’s prone to scraping.