Great review Jenny. The styling is fantastic, stunning looking car. But, you expect that, as it’s a Jaguar. IMO it would look much better in a colour other than white. I love the burgundy colour leather interior trim. 2021 MY upgrades, particularly on the interior with the Pivi Pro multi function display etc, etc, have given the car a much more modern vibe. For $ 70 k it’s good value imo & stacks up very well against Benz GLA etc... ps - no Insta post on the Jag ?
As always, with Jaguar, there is a certain style and a focus on the best ride/handling compromise. Honestly, the simple grace of Jaguar styling works much better on a saloon (sedan) or a coupe, but this is still pretty nice. There are a lot of cheaper cars out there, but if you want a cheap car, why are you even looking at a Jaguar? I don't know about Australia, but in the UK, we can buy MG SUV's. MG is another historic British brand. They are really cheap, and not terrible by any means, but they are a Chinese car and have nothing to do with Morris Garages other than the trademark. You get what you pay for.
"You get what you pay for." - I disagree on Jaguar's case. Jaguar pricing needs to be more competitive because it does not have the dealer network and after sales reliability of other brands in Australia. The Germans can sell on premium price because they deliver latest performance tech (e.g. hybrid or more efficient engines). The Japanese SUVs have durability and excellent support (reflected in resale value). The Koreans (Kia and Hyundai) can provide equivalent features for lesser price. To make things worse, MG and Haval (the Chinese SUVs) look very similar to Jaguar, and they cost around AUD$30K at the base model (compared to E Pace priced at $70K). Jaguar will struggle to be relevant in a competitive SUV segment.
@@sleepyandblur6643 The Jaguar hybrid set up is very good. It’s mentioned only in passing in this video because it’s not available in Australia. The real problem is that Range Rover is the premium SUV brand, so there’s no point in Jaguar making SUV’s. The platform launched in 2014 as the Jaguar XE is a great platform, but the demand for saloons has fallen dramatically. Jaguar responded by launching the F-Pace (same platform as the XE) but the best selling variant of the platform is the Range Rover Velar. That says all you need to know about the demand for Jaguar saloons and coupés, and about Jaguar making an impact in the SUV market: the best selling Jaguar achieved its sales by being dressed up as a Range Rover. The new CEO’s solution is to make Jaguars even more expensive, and make sure, however few are sold, they are sold profitably. I think my current Jaguar will be my last. I’m not going to be rich enough for future Jaguar models. The less expensive models are already being pruned from the range.
@@richardwilton722 yeh I'm from Scotland in UK an just got a jaguar e pace on 23rd December I'm loving it but heard that jaguar are going full electric in 2025 and not doing SUVs after then there leaving them to land rover an concentrating on smaller electric jaguars that will cost between 80 000 pounds and 120 000 pounds so alot of money, who's going to want to get electric cars if they cost so much an electric prices per kw are going up, it's actually cheaper to run petrol or diesel cars in UK than have electric car an use public chargers, only home charging is cheaper but with inflation going up it will soon be more expensive too, really hope this isn't my last jaguar my kids love it too, but I will keep this jaguar as long as I can an look after it 👍 greetings from Scotland 🏴👍😁
Luxury brand but looks outdated compare to Hyundai / Kia SUV despite those are not luxury brand. Well I would definitely give Genesis a try in case I'm getting a luxury SUV that GV70 or 80
@@fugawiaus Happy for you to assume that I am up to scratch on Jag's history. Perhaps you should look again. 'Luxury' is an overused and often misunderstood term.
@@Clavinovaman hmm, big v12, fully leather interiors, wood grain throughout, every conceivable luxury, high purchase cost. Gotta say luxury car there. Especially when it’s competitors are Mercedes Benz and large luxury bmws and audis.
@@fugawiaus wrong again. Jaguar has never used full leather interiors like, for example Bentley. Jaguar uses leather facing which is an entirely different thing. Big engines can be added to all sorts of cars.
Ford owned Jaguar and there are many similarities throughout the Ford range. Haven’t seen a Lincoln recently but can’t recall seeing a good looking one at all
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I just want to say thank you for the beautiful nun intrusive music playing in the background.
Very lovely
Your most polished review Jenny. Nice!
Jenny looks fantastic too in this excellent review... as always.
YOW!!!! GO JENNY!!!!! WHOOOOO YEA!!!!!!! MERICA!!!!!!!!
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Great review Jenny.
The styling is fantastic, stunning looking car.
But, you expect that, as it’s a Jaguar.
IMO it would look much better in a colour other than white.
I love the burgundy colour leather interior trim.
2021 MY upgrades, particularly on the interior with the
Pivi Pro multi function display etc, etc, have given the car a much more modern vibe.
For $ 70 k it’s good value imo & stacks up very well against
Benz GLA etc...
ps - no Insta post on the Jag ?
As always, with Jaguar, there is a certain style and a focus on the best ride/handling compromise. Honestly, the simple grace of Jaguar styling works much better on a saloon (sedan) or a coupe, but this is still pretty nice. There are a lot of cheaper cars out there, but if you want a cheap car, why are you even looking at a Jaguar? I don't know about Australia, but in the UK, we can buy MG SUV's. MG is another historic British brand. They are really cheap, and not terrible by any means, but they are a Chinese car and have nothing to do with Morris Garages other than the trademark. You get what you pay for.
MGs are all over the place in Australia 🤣🤣🤣
"You get what you pay for." - I disagree on Jaguar's case. Jaguar pricing needs to be more competitive because it does not have the dealer network and after sales reliability of other brands in Australia. The Germans can sell on premium price because they deliver latest performance tech (e.g. hybrid or more efficient engines). The Japanese SUVs have durability and excellent support (reflected in resale value). The Koreans (Kia and Hyundai) can provide equivalent features for lesser price. To make things worse, MG and Haval (the Chinese SUVs) look very similar to Jaguar, and they cost around AUD$30K at the base model (compared to E Pace priced at $70K). Jaguar will struggle to be relevant in a competitive SUV segment.
@@sleepyandblur6643 The Jaguar hybrid set up is very good. It’s mentioned only in passing in this video because it’s not available in Australia. The real problem is that Range Rover is the premium SUV brand, so there’s no point in Jaguar making SUV’s. The platform launched in 2014 as the Jaguar XE is a great platform, but the demand for saloons has fallen dramatically. Jaguar responded by launching the F-Pace (same platform as the XE) but the best selling variant of the platform is the Range Rover Velar. That says all you need to know about the demand for Jaguar saloons and coupés, and about Jaguar making an impact in the SUV market: the best selling Jaguar achieved its sales by being dressed up as a Range Rover. The new CEO’s solution is to make Jaguars even more expensive, and make sure, however few are sold, they are sold profitably. I think my current Jaguar will be my last. I’m not going to be rich enough for future Jaguar models. The less expensive models are already being pruned from the range.
@@richardwilton722 yeh I'm from Scotland in UK an just got a jaguar e pace on 23rd December I'm loving it but heard that jaguar are going full electric in 2025 and not doing SUVs after then there leaving them to land rover an concentrating on smaller electric jaguars that will cost between 80 000 pounds and 120 000 pounds so alot of money, who's going to want to get electric cars if they cost so much an electric prices per kw are going up, it's actually cheaper to run petrol or diesel cars in UK than have electric car an use public chargers, only home charging is cheaper but with inflation going up it will soon be more expensive too, really hope this isn't my last jaguar my kids love it too, but I will keep this jaguar as long as I can an look after it 👍 greetings from Scotland 🏴👍😁
Yes, because they are cheap... 😉
That side angle is my favourite
Nice review
I like yr pronunciation on each words
Great review as always. As for the car... I'd rather have a nice Series 3 XJ12.
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Jag & Jenny. It's gonna be good.
I love mine.
Looks like Jenny gained some weight in all the right places 😄
Jenny 🥰🥰
Luxury brand but looks outdated compare to Hyundai / Kia SUV despite those are not luxury brand. Well I would definitely give Genesis a try in case I'm getting a luxury SUV that GV70 or 80
Jenny? Liking video.
It used to be that the cheap brands copied the luxury brands. Now the luxury brands are copying cheapo suvs.
Not a real jag in my mind.
Jaguar has never been a luxury brand.
@@Clavinovaman perhaps you should look at Jaguars history again.
@@fugawiaus Happy for you to assume that I am up to scratch on Jag's history. Perhaps you should look again. 'Luxury' is an overused and often misunderstood term.
@@Clavinovaman hmm, big v12, fully leather interiors, wood grain throughout, every conceivable luxury, high purchase cost.
Gotta say luxury car there. Especially when it’s competitors are Mercedes Benz and large luxury bmws and audis.
@@fugawiaus wrong again. Jaguar has never used full leather interiors like, for example Bentley. Jaguar uses leather facing which is an entirely different thing. Big engines can be added to all sorts of cars.
Screw up that jag.. You are so good
Wtf are those wheel arch gaps - no way I'd spec 18 inch wheels on that car
I don't know about the car but you are gorgeous
That front looks like an old Hyundai.
The facelift looks ugly
looks like a knock-off lincoln
What’s a Lincoln?
@@richardwilton722 a horrendous us luxury car brand under the ford brand
Ford owned Jaguar and there are many similarities throughout the Ford range. Haven’t seen a Lincoln recently but can’t recall seeing a good looking one at all
beautiful lady
It's a very feminine car...I wish I could had it🤍💭🤍💭🤍
The car is fugly, but I'm not here for the car.
Hi Jenny 🙋♂️