@@jody024 For real. My parent's 2015 F-type S (V8, convertible) was horribly unreliable, and the dealer it was serviced at had horrible customer service. My mom brought in our Jag one day because the eco-mode (you know, the thing that turns off the car at a stop) was not functioning, at all. The mechanic probably just re-soldered some connection to fix it, and the dealer said the car never had any problems in the first place. We picked the car up from the dealer. We got to the first stoplight, no problems. Second stoplight and the eco-mode was already malfunctioning again. It was like they WANTED us to keep paying to fix the car. We swapped it out for a Subaru WRX STI only a month later lol.
Tom, you are criminally under appreciated. One of the few true auto journalists on TH-cam. It seems as though most of society prefers lower quality material, and that makes me said.
As an owner of this car I want to give you a lot of credit for a fair and accurate review. Great video. BTW..... Great car to own... No issues after three years.
My gosh. Your videos, including this one, are stellar especially for essentially being a one-man show save for the occasional help you request. Maintain your excellency, Tom.
Finally, a review on something other than an SUV. Thank you! This Jaguar is fabulous and will definitely be on my radar as my next car purchase. Two thumbs wayyy up.
Looks really sharp in that color. Whoever owns one knows that there won’t be many like it on the roads compared to sport coupes from other brands. Also, thanks again to Mr. Campbell for your time.
I've got the Jaguar disease, I'm on my third and currently have an XKR and an XFS, yes both supercharged of course. I fell in love with Jaguar ever since I saw my first XKE or E Type in London circa 1967
Nice review. I can echo your comments about reliability. Owned an XE RSport for 5.5 years and never had any reliability problems whatsoever. It was beautiful and fun. I only sold it because I ordered an F-Type P450 convertible that I can't wait to get my hands on.
Stumbled upon your channel on Facebook and I gotta say, I couldn't be more when I find your channel! Video production quality is excellent and I've been watching/ listening to your videos while drawing/etc. Looking forward to more reviews from you!
I like the artistic touch of your videos, especially the poetry infused language! I've got an XF Sportbrake S and agree very much that the Jags satisfy the soul of a car lover. Thanks for the vid.
I had a XJ for years and loved it. I had reliability issues with it which is why I traded years ago. I wanted one of these but did not want Jaguar issues. This is one of the most elegant cars on the road and it comes with two cans of haul ass!
I had a 2016 F-Type R in British Racing Green for a year and a half, put 35,000 miles on it all on road-trips from the Tail of the Dragon to the Coronado Trail to the Beartooth Highway. I loved it dearly & will miss it forever but it was def. not reliable - no major problems from 10-45k miles, but a lot of little ones that had it at the dealer for weeks at a time sometimes. Wouldn't wanna own one out of warranty but imo the most beautiful car ever made (pre-facelift). I only ever heard it from the outside once, when I let my dad drive it, but I'll remember that sound forever too - straight to the bones is right. An all-time great, special special car. Also, I got mine 1yr old, 10,000 miles, clean carfax, for 40k off MSRP - lol
That is the perfect color combination for that car! British Racing Green on the outside, baseball mitt (camel) quilted nappa leather on the inside. Gorgeous.
Very good review. I bought a 2016 3.0S manual transmission coupe this past May. It may have only 380HP but that is plenty for the two lane New Hampshire roads where I live. It'll be off the road until late April, I won't let it see salt, it never has. Mine is fully optioned out, triple black, it has great road presence. Yes, people respond to it, they are rare cats, as you said you don't see yourself coming and going.
When Ford Broncos are $80K and Kia EV's are $70K, $86K for this is a steal. In fact, its not just a steal, it is highway robbery. This is not a $40K car inflated to $80K; it was built from the beginning to be $80K. This means if you look underneath and inside it, you'll see materials and hardware that you'd expect at that price. Oh, and its "Jag-U-wahr".... 🙂
Completely agree, with the inflation of everything else, it seems like the well equipped luxury like this “Jag-U-warh” is not as far apart as it seemed in the 80’s and 90’s.
As always your excellent cinematography brings out the sensuous beauty of the F-Type ,which is still one of my personal all time lust mobiles. Nice to learn that the reliability is moving in the right direction! Thank you Tom & Martin.
I just sold my 2016 f-type R and when I tell you I miss my baby with all of me. I most definitely am getting another one as soon as the used car market goes back down. My car had 60,000 miles with no issues what’s ever. Reliable and jags warranty is second to noneZ
I will definitely keep my 2013 V8S for a very long time. Reliability is today on par with other premium brands. I even ceased warranty extension since I was very confident with it. I would have spent a lot money for nothing.
Wow. That shifter is kind of old school. Very nice exhaust! Jaguar is always a good looker. I like their dedication to hunter green (British Racing Green?) Funny - no flat steering wheel bottom. Missed evil twin; maybe he can sit in the front seat someday. Great review as always.
This thing is a beauty! Sounds incredible too, especially in this day and age when almost every car is going the route of turbo 4/6 cylinders, hybrid, and or electric power train. 19 MPG combined? That's amazing for a big supercharged V8. My only complaint is the dated interior. The leather looks great, but the design and tech seem very 2010. And the price is quite reasonable considering what "normal" cars cost these days. A compact or midsize SUV (in top trims) from non-luxury brands can easily cost upwards of $40-50K. $80K+ for this beauty suddenly seems like a bargain. Yes, resale and reliability of Jag are... subpar, but with a decent lease offer, this seems like a pretty nice toy if you are financially well off and love driving. I'm usually not a big fan of Jaguar, but I'm loving this car.
A beautiful car and this in particular is a stunning colour combination. Sad this is a dying breed of car. I would absolutely love to have one. I worked for JLR and we didn’t sell many, I love the exclusivity. Thank you for another superb video!
I am deciding on my next car. I've come to realize that I don't need 4 doors. The Mercedes E Class is nice as is the Audi S5/RS5(I currently own a new A4)... the F-type however has to be the most stylish GT on the road. I'm concerned about the reliability though.
This has got to be one of the best-sounding cars available (that is, not including supercars), along with the Lexus LC500. I remember watching your video on the LC500 a few years ago and basically giggling at how good that engine sounds. The F-Type's engine note reminds me a bit of that, but with a bit more attitude.
i had my XJ for 8 years basically without problems like squeaking sunroof which they fixed and noisy fan again fixed under warranty, now i have ftype P450 rwd and its lovely i don't plan to change it any time soon. for sure i will have it more than my lovely XJ
I have a 2014 V6 and love it. When the 2021 comes down in the used market I'm getting one. Not sure V6 or V8... I have time to think about it. Great review Tom.
I have the old shape F Type and honestly I prefer the shape and roaring sound of mine to the new one. It’s why I’ll probably change to a Porsche or Maserati over another F Type.
Yes, after WW2 the makers of the SS Jaguar (SS standing for Swallow Sidecar) found that SS had some rather unfortunate connotations, so they took the name Jaguar.
A fair review, good to see a sports car. It takes time to reverse a reputation for bad quality, I'm confident Jaguar will get there. There was a time in the 60s/70s you needed two cars if you owned a Jag; I remember speaking to a garage guy, he was waiting months for parts!.
Yes. When I bought my F-Type 3 years ago, it was already 5 years old. So it was a very courageous decision back then. But today I can say, there was never any single problem besides a brake pedal switch that hat to be fixed. I became very confident on this car and I am so happy with my decision to get one.
Great, great review. Used these are an amazing deal...great CPO and really well made cars. Some think the interior is dated but I say it is actually timeless...the "new" touch screen things will not age well. This interior is uber designed well. My 2016 seats have adjustable, memory linked bolsters. Leather looks brand new at 50k miles too. Leather roof and all other surfaces. Some of the stalks and buttons are not super great but it is 1/3 the price of its proper competitor, Aston Martin..and around here just as rare. Smiles per mile is off the chart. Example of how nuanced it is: The reverse mirror dipping (curb checking) saves its setting per person. The steering wheel is amazing as is the seating position. At 50k miles, not a single rattle or noise. That is not the case in even a 991. Amazing car. I hate the new touch/haptic for all things....that is bad design. This - if one can appreciate good design, this car defines it inside and out. Add aftermarket wireless carplay - perfect. And gorgeous. And timeless. Note, 350 dollars and my 2016 has wireless Apple carplay and android auto. Frankly find the original body design more beautiful and unique than this facelifted one. As do many (perhaps most). They did a good job in the facelift but it was already perfect so it was a problem in that they needed to keep it (as it is perfect) but to sell more then needed to freshen it. Sort of like a 911 for Porsche. A good problem. I would have focused on cutting weight.
I think price is definitely one of the strongest arguments for this car. Similar-ish GT sports car from Aston Martin, Bentley, etc. easily cost 3X more. And while they are even nicer in some respects with arguably higher prestige, they are not 3X nicer than this. The closest V8 powered GT coupe in terms of pricing would probably be the Lexus LC 500 and the BMW M850i, but they are still quite a bit more expensive, starting at around $95K-100K. $72K starting MSRP for this is really a bargain tbh.
@@edwink1467 It is and it is going to be timeless like an E has turned out to be. The "dated" interior to my eye and many is just right. No extra BS. Frankly, the newest cars (Golf R, Ferrari Roma, etc., most BMWs and MBs since 2015) are messes of very poor functional design. To the point where I tested some and found them just awful. The analog watch is a "dated" design but when you thin about it, say a Mondaine or a GMT II Master or speedmaster, it is well done, timeless. People over style now. They change just to change. In the case of the Roma, they ruin the car. I get the need to be different but think the world would be a better place if people strived to optimize with a class that seems to have gone missing. Look at a Singer Porsche....if we had those at affordable prices rather than 400k or whatever they are, say they were 80k (and they could be) we'd all be pretty lucky. Now, you get to buy a Golf R with no buttons or knobs for 45k that, frankly, lacks a soul. Lots of opinions this...let's just agree that it is a special car and we need more of them on the road and that is unlikely to happen given all the forces on "cars".... I don't find CUV's to be inspiring. My problem perhaps.
I quite like the way Americans says 'Jaguar'. Regarding the change in name 'Swallow Sidecars' had been abbreviated to SS motors and during the war this was deemed unsuitable.
Beautiful car that I shall be winning in about 1.5 weeks ;-) Well, fingers crossed. The colour is Sorrento Yellow Gloss, but only the Turbo 4 cylinder 2.0L engine - 0 to 100km/h in 5.7 seconds. That's fast enough for me with less chance of breaking any speed limits! It's an ex-demo with just 4000klms on the clock (so nicely run in), priced at AU$160,000. Now - back to my dreaming....
The looks and exclusivity alone are reasons to spend the money on this car. The corvette doesn’t touch this in terms of class, and you can’t get into a base 911 for this price.
Jaguar is a in a tight spot right now, beautiful cars, but totally outclassed and dead weight next to Land Rover. The F Pace and the F Type are the best they have at the moment. The XF is nice, but you're stuck with a 4-cylinder engine only. I really hope they make it to 2025 so we can see these stunning new EVs they're promising. This F Type though is just gorgeous as a Jaguar should be.
A mere 444HP from a supercharged 5.0 liter engine doesn’t make sense when a naturally aspirated 5.0 liter Ford yields 480HP. Maybe the Jag uses pushrods?
I've had a Jag for 4 years now and love it, the reliability has been great. Thanks for the video!
Unicorn Jagthen, lol.
@@jody024 For real. My parent's 2015 F-type S (V8, convertible) was horribly unreliable, and the dealer it was serviced at had horrible customer service.
My mom brought in our Jag one day because the eco-mode (you know, the thing that turns off the car at a stop) was not functioning, at all. The mechanic probably just re-soldered some connection to fix it, and the dealer said the car never had any problems in the first place. We picked the car up from the dealer. We got to the first stoplight, no problems. Second stoplight and the eco-mode was already malfunctioning again. It was like they WANTED us to keep paying to fix the car.
We swapped it out for a Subaru WRX STI only a month later lol.
Said no one ever!
Tom, you are criminally under appreciated. One of the few true auto journalists on TH-cam. It seems as though most of society prefers lower quality material, and that makes me said.
Glad you feel that way. If nothing else I try to make the cars look good.
As an owner of this car I want to give you a lot of credit for a fair and accurate review. Great video. BTW..... Great car to own... No issues after three years.
Thanks David. Exactly what I'm going for on each and every vehicle. Enjoy your car!
My gosh. Your videos, including this one, are stellar especially for essentially being a one-man show save for the occasional help you request. Maintain your excellency, Tom.
Finally, a review on something other than an SUV. Thank you! This Jaguar is fabulous and will definitely be on my radar as my next car purchase. Two thumbs wayyy up.
"..Finally, a review on something other than an SUV..". Amen!
The last 3-4 videos have been sedans. Just saying...
A Jaguar in green…simple, correct, and…legendary.
And tan interior… classic!
Ive got a jag f type v6s convertible and its been great. Look after it and it'll look after you, applies to everything really
Thanks for taking the road less travelled. Great review of a superb machine.
Looks really sharp in that color. Whoever owns one knows that there won’t be many like it on the roads compared to sport coupes from other brands. Also, thanks again to Mr. Campbell for your time.
Always appreciate the quality of your reviews. Thank you
Thanks J!
I've got the Jaguar disease, I'm on my third and currently have an XKR and an XFS, yes both supercharged of course. I fell in love with Jaguar ever since I saw my first XKE or E Type in London circa 1967
Nice review. I can echo your comments about reliability. Owned an XE RSport for 5.5 years and never had any reliability problems whatsoever. It was beautiful and fun. I only sold it because I ordered an F-Type P450 convertible that I can't wait to get my hands on.
Sounds like fun Fred.
Stumbled upon your channel on Facebook and I gotta say, I couldn't be more when I find your channel!
Video production quality is excellent and I've been watching/ listening to your videos while drawing/etc.
Looking forward to more reviews from you!
Awesome. Welcome to the channel.
I like the artistic touch of your videos, especially the poetry infused language!
I've got an XF Sportbrake S and agree very much that the Jags satisfy the soul of a car lover.
Thanks for the vid.
I had a XJ for years and loved it. I had reliability issues with it which is why I traded years ago. I wanted one of these but did not want Jaguar issues. This is one of the most elegant cars on the road and it comes with two cans of haul ass!
These F-types are reliable, well made cars.
Like you say, been off my radar for a while, but yeah, it's gorgeous. I can see and hear the organic appeal...
Top notch video. The format is really like a tv show segment. Love your channel very much
Tom, you do better as a 1 man show than all of the bigger productions I watch.
Good job Jaguar for still offering a rear drive V8 coupe. Sadly, probably the last great petroleum Jaguar.
True.
I had a 2016 F-Type R in British Racing Green for a year and a half, put 35,000 miles on it all on road-trips from the Tail of the Dragon to the Coronado Trail to the Beartooth Highway. I loved it dearly & will miss it forever but it was def. not reliable - no major problems from 10-45k miles, but a lot of little ones that had it at the dealer for weeks at a time sometimes. Wouldn't wanna own one out of warranty but imo the most beautiful car ever made (pre-facelift). I only ever heard it from the outside once, when I let my dad drive it, but I'll remember that sound forever too - straight to the bones is right. An all-time great, special special car. Also, I got mine 1yr old, 10,000 miles, clean carfax, for 40k off MSRP - lol
That is the perfect color combination for that car! British Racing Green on the outside, baseball mitt (camel) quilted nappa leather on the inside. Gorgeous.
That colour combo! ❤️ 🔥
Great video as usual. Well done!!!
That guarantee would be very reassuring. Beautiful car!
Thanks, no Yammering! a pleasure to watch!
Very good review. I bought a 2016 3.0S manual transmission coupe this past May. It may have only 380HP but that is plenty for the two lane New Hampshire roads where I live. It'll be off the road until late April, I won't let it see salt, it never has. Mine is fully optioned out, triple black, it has great road presence. Yes, people respond to it, they are rare cats, as you said you don't see yourself coming and going.
When Ford Broncos are $80K and Kia EV's are $70K, $86K for this is a steal. In fact, its not just a steal, it is highway robbery. This is not a $40K car inflated to $80K; it was built from the beginning to be $80K. This means if you look underneath and inside it, you'll see materials and hardware that you'd expect at that price. Oh, and its "Jag-U-wahr".... 🙂
Completely agree, with the inflation of everything else, it seems like the well equipped luxury like this “Jag-U-warh” is not as far apart as it seemed in the 80’s and 90’s.
As always your excellent cinematography brings out the sensuous beauty of the F-Type ,which is still one of my personal all time lust mobiles. Nice to learn that the reliability is moving in the right direction! Thank you Tom & Martin.
I just sold my 2016 f-type R and when I tell you I miss my baby with all of me. I most definitely am getting another one as soon as the used car market goes back down. My car had 60,000 miles with no issues what’s ever. Reliable and jags warranty is second to noneZ
I will definitely keep my 2013 V8S for a very long time. Reliability is today on par with other premium brands.
I even ceased warranty extension since I was very confident with it. I would have spent a lot money for nothing.
@@SpeedFlap dope! That’s a sexy car man a true classic
Wow. That shifter is kind of old school. Very nice exhaust! Jaguar is always a good looker. I like their dedication to hunter green (British Racing Green?) Funny - no flat steering wheel bottom. Missed evil twin; maybe he can sit in the front seat someday. Great review as always.
Great job as always, Tom.
That paint is fantastic, Tom. Wow
Yes! I love my Jag. Its a head turner!
Was very close to getting another suv but test drove the f type and fell in love. Was going with cayenne but i could pay the same price for this
I have the 2014 red roadster V6 and love it up everyday. Great review. Looking forward to upgrading someday to this new version.
Yes, an I-Pace review would be great!
This thing is a beauty! Sounds incredible too, especially in this day and age when almost every car is going the route of turbo 4/6 cylinders, hybrid, and or electric power train. 19 MPG combined? That's amazing for a big supercharged V8. My only complaint is the dated interior. The leather looks great, but the design and tech seem very 2010.
And the price is quite reasonable considering what "normal" cars cost these days. A compact or midsize SUV (in top trims) from non-luxury brands can easily cost upwards of $40-50K. $80K+ for this beauty suddenly seems like a bargain. Yes, resale and reliability of Jag are... subpar, but with a decent lease offer, this seems like a pretty nice toy if you are financially well off and love driving. I'm usually not a big fan of Jaguar, but I'm loving this car.
Just don't trust the eco-mode. Or the batteries (the first set of batteries, at least)
Great review Tom, gorgeous car 😍🥳
Thank you for the video. Good luck to all Jag lovers!
Reminds me of an Aston Martin. Still Beautiful!! 86k is not that bad, Actually.
Ian Callum....
A beautiful car and this in particular is a stunning colour combination. Sad this is a dying breed of car. I would absolutely love to have one. I worked for JLR and we didn’t sell many, I love the exclusivity. Thank you for another superb video!
If Tom had a Patreon account, would support, the reviews are that good and that honest.
great review as always! would love to see you review more sport coupes, sort of like a farewell to them. first up a Camaro SS with 10speed auto
This and the XK8 are styling masterpieces.
I am deciding on my next car. I've come to realize that I don't need 4 doors. The Mercedes E Class is nice as is the Audi S5/RS5(I currently own a new A4)... the F-type however has to be the most stylish GT on the road. I'm concerned about the reliability though.
Absolutely Great job, Tom!
This has got to be one of the best-sounding cars available (that is, not including supercars), along with the Lexus LC500. I remember watching your video on the LC500 a few years ago and basically giggling at how good that engine sounds. The F-Type's engine note reminds me a bit of that, but with a bit more attitude.
i had my XJ for 8 years basically without problems like squeaking sunroof which they fixed and noisy fan again fixed under warranty, now i have ftype P450 rwd and its lovely i don't plan to change it any time soon. for sure i will have it more than my lovely XJ
I have a 2014 V6 and love it. When the 2021 comes down in the used market I'm getting one. Not sure V6 or V8... I have time to think about it. Great review Tom.
I have the old shape F Type and honestly I prefer the shape and roaring sound of mine to the new one. It’s why I’ll probably change to a Porsche or Maserati over another F Type.
Great video and review! Love jag
Gorgeous, especially on BRG Top-drawer video review, Tom
Beautiful car. Another great video, Tom and Martin.
Tom, a great review, as usual. But, this time : aaaaaawesooooooome! Thanks for that mate. I’ve felt the joy!
Yes, after WW2 the makers of the SS Jaguar (SS standing for Swallow Sidecar) found that SS had some rather unfortunate connotations, so they took the name Jaguar.
Great Review. This is sweet looking little coupe with a muscle car exhaust note.
Great car and beautiful scenery. Where was this video shot? Looks like parts of western Virginia.
Superb review ! What a beauty !
A fair review, good to see a sports car. It takes time to reverse a reputation for bad quality, I'm confident Jaguar will get there. There was a time in the 60s/70s you needed two cars if you owned a Jag; I remember speaking to a garage guy, he was waiting months for parts!.
Yes. When I bought my F-Type 3 years ago, it was already 5 years old. So it was a very courageous decision back then. But today I can say, there was never any single problem besides a brake pedal switch that hat to be fixed. I became very confident on this car and I am so happy with my decision to get one.
Great, great review. Used these are an amazing deal...great CPO and really well made cars.
Some think the interior is dated but I say it is actually timeless...the "new" touch screen things will not age well. This interior is uber designed well. My 2016 seats have adjustable, memory linked bolsters. Leather looks brand new at 50k miles too. Leather roof and all other surfaces. Some of the stalks and buttons are not super great but it is 1/3 the price of its proper competitor, Aston Martin..and around here just as rare. Smiles per mile is off the chart.
Example of how nuanced it is: The reverse mirror dipping (curb checking) saves its setting per person. The steering wheel is amazing as is the seating position. At 50k miles, not a single rattle or noise. That is not the case in even a 991. Amazing car. I hate the new touch/haptic for all things....that is bad design. This - if one can appreciate good design, this car defines it inside and out. Add aftermarket wireless carplay - perfect. And gorgeous. And timeless.
Note, 350 dollars and my 2016 has wireless Apple carplay and android auto. Frankly find the original body design more beautiful and unique than this facelifted one. As do many (perhaps most). They did a good job in the facelift but it was already perfect so it was a problem in that they needed to keep it (as it is perfect) but to sell more then needed to freshen it. Sort of like a 911 for Porsche. A good problem. I would have focused on cutting weight.
I think price is definitely one of the strongest arguments for this car. Similar-ish GT sports car from Aston Martin, Bentley, etc. easily cost 3X more. And while they are even nicer in some respects with arguably higher prestige, they are not 3X nicer than this. The closest V8 powered GT coupe in terms of pricing would probably be the Lexus LC 500 and the BMW M850i, but they are still quite a bit more expensive, starting at around $95K-100K. $72K starting MSRP for this is really a bargain tbh.
@@edwink1467 It is and it is going to be timeless like an E has turned out to be. The "dated" interior to my eye and many is just right. No extra BS. Frankly, the newest cars (Golf R, Ferrari Roma, etc., most BMWs and MBs since 2015) are messes of very poor functional design. To the point where I tested some and found them just awful. The analog watch is a "dated" design but when you thin about it, say a Mondaine or a GMT II Master or speedmaster, it is well done, timeless. People over style now. They change just to change. In the case of the Roma, they ruin the car. I get the need to be different but think the world would be a better place if people strived to optimize with a class that seems to have gone missing. Look at a Singer Porsche....if we had those at affordable prices rather than 400k or whatever they are, say they were 80k (and they could be) we'd all be pretty lucky. Now, you get to buy a Golf R with no buttons or knobs for 45k that, frankly, lacks a soul. Lots of opinions this...let's just agree that it is a special car and we need more of them on the road and that is unlikely to happen given all the forces on "cars".... I don't find CUV's to be inspiring. My problem perhaps.
Great review, thanks.
Now this is a Jaguar! Also I like the size difference of the tires, those rear tires look Bad Ass!
Just say it how you say it ! Love from London UK .
I hope your evil twin is not jealous, All the best EvanLKatz.
Well done bro
What is the car color? Is it the Petrolix Blue or British racing green?
Sorry, could you repeat that? Busy daydreaming of driving that F-Type up the coast
Go-lee! Look at those "back seats"!
Sometimes think about the XE V6, very underrated especially if you do not need the best infotainment.
If I had the money it would be between this and the C8 Corvette. I am not worried about the neighbors.
It looks stunning
That tan interior. ❤️❤️
Sounds fantastic
Love it. 👍👍
I usually steer clear of brand cachet but a jag is one I’ll gladly make an apex person for. Just like Aston Martin. This is more attainable.
I quite like the way Americans says 'Jaguar'. Regarding the change in name 'Swallow Sidecars' had been abbreviated to SS motors and during the war this was deemed unsuitable.
This is the exact model and colour scheme I'm ordering
Enjoy
I prefer the preface lift version. They kinda soften it a little too much.
I agree - buying used at a big discount gets you a more classic looking car!
I prefer the headlights before the refresh.
I can tell he's a great writer, not surprising, given his background, unfortunately, the same can't be said about 90% of the car reviewers nowadays.
That is what I call a car review!
How big is the tank ?😊
Beautiful car that I shall be winning in about 1.5 weeks ;-) Well, fingers crossed. The colour is Sorrento Yellow Gloss, but only the Turbo 4 cylinder 2.0L engine - 0 to 100km/h in 5.7 seconds. That's fast enough for me with less chance of breaking any speed limits! It's an ex-demo with just 4000klms on the clock (so nicely run in), priced at AU$160,000. Now - back to my dreaming....
The looks and exclusivity alone are reasons to spend the money on this car. The corvette doesn’t touch this in terms of class, and you can’t get into a base 911 for this price.
However, you didn't say Jagwire! Great review...thank you.
I wish I lived at Martin's house!!!! He is a very lucky neighbor. And he allows for great photography. Cheers!
He's also an extremely talented still photog. He shoots the thumbnails. And I think Martin's wife would rather you get a hotel.
@@DrivenCarReviews lol I am sure she would. Keep up the great work. Love the videos and no nonsense reviews. Cheers!
I love the colour
A beautiful car, in a beautiful color!
Jag-you-are. As opposed to ‘Jagwaaarrrr’ ;)
A real stunner!
Do they sell them in pairs:
One for driving
Other for the shop to fix all the time?
I can’t wait to own another Jaaag.
I looked at this car along with an M3. I've ordered the M3, but my heart keeps telling me I've made a mistake. Your video hasn't helped 😄
The pronunciation is not British, you are from Minnesota and your name seems to be Dutch. Doesn't matter. The car is gorgeous. :)
Thank You Almighty God for blessing me I will buy one for myself
Jaguar is a in a tight spot right now, beautiful cars, but totally outclassed and dead weight next to Land Rover. The F Pace and the F Type are the best they have at the moment. The XF is nice, but you're stuck with a 4-cylinder engine only. I really hope they make it to 2025 so we can see these stunning new EVs they're promising. This F Type though is just gorgeous as a Jaguar should be.
NIce to see real exhaust tips, not the nonsense you see on Audis.
A mere 444HP from a supercharged 5.0 liter engine doesn’t make sense when a naturally aspirated 5.0 liter Ford yields 480HP.
Maybe the Jag uses pushrods?
Great review and love this Jag. However, coming from a car with wireless CarPlay I’ll never go to a car without it.
You appear to have cut back reviewing mainstream vehicles. Hope you can manage to add a few of them into the rotation.
The availability of more basic cars has been slim. The most affordable ones I have in the near future are EV6 and Ioniq5.
Amazing car
Like your style... like like
All F-Types are only V8s now? 2:22
Isn't there a 2.0l 4cy & a V6 still in production
No 4 or 6 in the US.