@@CarCoachReports It will be too costly, too heavy, not enough range, overheated batteries when racing, which kills battery cells. Environmental concerns
@@bobdavis3357 Hybrids can easily do a thousand km, not sure what the worry is here. This car is a decade old, it's very outdated, was actually when it came out. The platform is even older than that.
@@Brian-jv8iy Oh, let's see here. Overwhelming our electric grid and having to choose between keeping your food cold, house heated or cooled, rolling blackouts and brown outs. Electrical fires, where to dispose of the dead batteries. Wake the f UP, already. There are better alternative solutions to the lies of climate change. And there isn't ONE EV on the market even remotely capable of 621 US miles. Kilometers my ass. And that drops to about 100 miles when towing. If you're going to lie, at least do it intelligently.
The F-Type V8's, especially in face-lifted form, will be a collectible car, IMO. It's like the 1.5 Gen NSX from Model Year 2002-2005. The enthusiasts at that time ignored them when they were new. Look at what 1.5 Gen NSX (non pop-up headlights) prices are today. They often garner upwards of $150K. The funny thing is, it depreciated as low as $45K at one point some five years after the 1.5 Gen NSX got discontinued. The radical left and its banning of internal combustion engine sports cars are guaranteeing that the cars like the F-Type V8's will be collectible items sooner than what past history suggests. Also, Jaguar's sports cars that have "-Type" designations, including the C-Type, the D-Type, and the E-Type, have all become rare collectibles. The F-Type won't be an exception to this rule, thanks to the radical left and its illegalization of internal combustion engine sports cars. If you thought COVID and car prices were bad in the last few years, get ready to observe the eye-popping gasoline sports car collectible market and their upcoming frenzy by Year 2035. Because almost no one is talking about this yet, I think that's a good contrarian indicator of what is to come, when it comes to gasoline sports car bidding wars.
Amazing car ...great video ..and sad to see it go..however, am getting for the weekend and 2024 75 ..575 coupe ordering this weekend ..video helped out ..thanks
Out of my price range, but wish it wasn't. Exotic looking but a fraction of the price of exotics. And you don't see many on the road, which is nice. Great review
What an amazing gas powered vehicle. Why in God's green Earth, would Jaguar stop producing these gas powered gems? What poisonous koolaid are they drinking?
Lauren, 99% of the population isn't my height. So when people say that they wish that they were my height, or close to it. I always tell them, No, you don't. My clothes, shoes, everything, is special ordered and expensive. I would love to be of average height and sit behind the wheel of that hot looking coupe.
Wanted the 4 cylinder, for a daily here in Europe. It drives worse than a BMW 320i, the previous gen. I don't doubt the V8 is great but the 4 cyl is not. Porsche 718 is similarly old, but a much better 4 cyl
They are stopping building powerful sexy cars to build just another SUV and go electric! When will they learn when you give up what made you special you will drift into oblivion!
hate to say this but Jaguar comes from a Portuguese word. The Americans were pronouncing it right the whole time and we on the other side of the pond are wrong.
Oh well,they huffed and puffed to keep up with the Porsches for market share,the car that was to compete with,but failed and thats why Jag wil stop making them.
Jag is stupid to stop making these beautiful cars. 41st thumbs up❤
They are coming up with a new sports car- hybrid or electric. We shall see
@@CarCoachReports It will be too costly, too heavy, not enough range, overheated batteries when racing, which kills battery cells. Environmental concerns
@@bobdavis3357 Hybrids can easily do a thousand km, not sure what the worry is here. This car is a decade old, it's very outdated, was actually when it came out. The platform is even older than that.
Not disagreeing with you
@@Brian-jv8iy Oh, let's see here. Overwhelming our electric grid and having to choose between keeping your food cold, house heated or cooled, rolling blackouts and brown outs. Electrical fires, where to dispose of the dead batteries. Wake the f UP, already. There are better alternative solutions to the lies of climate change. And there isn't ONE EV on the market even remotely capable of 621 US miles. Kilometers my ass. And that drops to about 100 miles when towing. If you're going to lie, at least do it intelligently.
The F-Type V8's, especially in face-lifted form, will be a collectible car, IMO. It's like the 1.5 Gen NSX from Model Year 2002-2005. The enthusiasts at that time ignored them when they were new. Look at what 1.5 Gen NSX (non pop-up headlights) prices are today. They often garner upwards of $150K. The funny thing is, it depreciated as low as $45K at one point some five years after the 1.5 Gen NSX got discontinued. The radical left and its banning of internal combustion engine sports cars are guaranteeing that the cars like the F-Type V8's will be collectible items sooner than what past history suggests. Also, Jaguar's sports cars that have "-Type" designations, including the C-Type, the D-Type, and the E-Type, have all become rare collectibles. The F-Type won't be an exception to this rule, thanks to the radical left and its illegalization of internal combustion engine sports cars. If you thought COVID and car prices were bad in the last few years, get ready to observe the eye-popping gasoline sports car collectible market and their upcoming frenzy by Year 2035. Because almost no one is talking about this yet, I think that's a good contrarian indicator of what is to come, when it comes to gasoline sports car bidding wars.
Great review, spectacular roads and photography!
Looks like an incredible Jaguar inside and out! Would love on great review and Lauren!
It’s definitely a really cool piece. Sadly, this is the end of the run.
@@CarCoachReports which is crazy it is the end because even the CEO of Toyota mentioned the possibilities of hybrids using ice Motors.
spectacular!
Amazing car ...great video ..and sad to see it go..however, am getting for the weekend and 2024 75 ..575 coupe ordering this weekend ..video helped out ..thanks
You will love it -Enjoy!
Out of my price range, but wish it wasn't. Exotic looking but a fraction of the price of exotics. And you don't see many on the road, which is nice. Great review
where was the bridge on the top of the green blue lake?
A great review video! I am looking to buy the same coupe model. How did you like the frosted black paint? Do you recommend it? Thank you!
Thank you! I loved the frosted black paint, this is a such a great car. you will love it!
@CarCoachReports Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! Now I feel better about my future purchase 😀
What an amazing gas powered vehicle. Why in God's green Earth, would Jaguar stop producing these gas powered gems? What poisonous koolaid are they drinking?
Soros backed, Biden aproved lefty koolaid.
it's very old and outdated. Jaguar needs to put out a lot new cars if it want to survive, land rovers are often updated, Jaguars are not
This Jaguar is really a beautiful car
Do you think the Reims Limited Edition, only 150 made in UK, is worth keeping as an investment? Is it likely to be sough-after or go up in value?
Collectibles are based on limited production, rarity,and history. This hits all the check boxes.
Super car! Very sexy and quick. Too small for me without my reworking the firewall and floorboards.
Such a lovely car.
It’s truly a sexy sports car !
@@CarCoachReports So it really sucks to be me. Especially since I want the coupe. I would own this car
@@CarCoachReports I SO envy you.
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Lauren, 99% of the population isn't my height. So when people say that they wish that they were my height, or close to it. I always tell them, No, you don't.
My clothes, shoes, everything, is special ordered and expensive.
I would love to be of average height and sit behind the wheel of that hot looking coupe.
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100 all the way!
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They need to continue with the FType sports car and forget about going electric
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Wanted the 4 cylinder, for a daily here in Europe. It drives worse than a BMW 320i, the previous gen. I don't doubt the V8 is great but the 4 cyl is not. Porsche 718 is similarly old, but a much better 4 cyl
They are stopping building powerful sexy cars to build just another SUV and go electric! When will they learn when you give up what made you special you will drift into oblivion!
Jag has a history of great designs to pull from. Time to make electrics that looks like old pretty coupes and XJ sedans.
That would be cool!
Well done. You're a stud...or whatever the feminine equivalent would be.
I notice you pronounced "Barcelona" correctly, but you can't say "Jaguar" 😂 ....... it's Jag-you-are not Jagwar ..... apart from that, great review.
lol - both are correct per Jag-u-ar. 😄
hate to say this but Jaguar comes from a Portuguese word. The Americans were pronouncing it right the whole time and we on the other side of the pond are wrong.
@@Moorzo83 wrong, we make the cars and can call them what we want ... point to note, I've been pronouncing Hyundai wrong for years 😕
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Oh well,they huffed and puffed to keep up with the Porsches for market share,the car that was to compete with,but failed and thats why Jag wil stop making them.
You obviously didn’t get the memo.