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Jaguar F Type - XFullFatTim - 05-10-2012 09:42am
JLR are certainly on a design roll at the moment. The photos of the red F type that has been shown in the press makes it look a fantastic car, especially I think the rear has a lot more appeal than the Evoque's rear. Maybe Ian Macallum and Jerry McGovern should get together and one work on the front/ sides and the other should model the car's rear and sides! Not so sure about the V6's twin centre exhaust (maybe one call too close to the E Type) but the V8's quad offset exhausts look just the job
RE: Jaguar F Type - PhilSkill - 05-10-2012 12:22pm
I like it, esp the rear, but the headlights growing up the wings trend is still there and not my favourite design...
RE: Jaguar F Type - THEMACS - 11-10-2012 10:51pm
Yep, that baby is on my Wish List, I actually prefer the Exhaust of the V6 over the V8!!
RE: Jaguar F Type - NightFox - 12-10-2012 12:18pm
(05-10-2012 12:22pm)PhilSkill Wrote: I like it, esp the rear, but the headlights growing up the wings trend is still there and not my favourite design...
Agree, I've also got a pet hate of headlights with an acute angle, where they just seem to fill a gap between two adjoining panels.
RE: Jaguar F Type - Westy - 13-10-2012 10:35am
Driving on my way out to a meeting this week in fuji and followed the new f type on road test from the castle brom plant, doing a rabbit run, left hooker.
Car looks nice, another JLR success
http://i1077.photobucket.com/albums/w463/westybabes/a244400ec009f6eeb055a7e38f5f686a.jpg
RE: Jaguar F Type - Evo-king - 13-10-2012 11:10am
JLR are on a roll at the moment, it could have been so much different after 2008.
RE: Jaguar F Type - XFullFatTim - 13-10-2012 12:03pm
With prices rumoured to start the wrong side of £50k for the base model cabrio though, I think Jaguar might be being a bit greedy. OK so then they can make the Coupe cheaper, but I reckon they have been £10k over optimistic with their pricing.
RE: Jaguar F Type - THEMACS - 14-10-2012 10:44pm
Start at £58k for the base model, for anything decent add £10k and then at least £5k for a few goodies
RE: Jaguar F Type - chiggy - 15-10-2012 03:18am
Still want one!
Jaguar F Type - Barneyridge - 15-10-2012 10:37am
I am with you Chiggy, would love to get one. Always been a Jag man, and always want a v12 etype, this will be the modern successor