LAST EVER F-Type Review - 2024 Jaguar F Type 75 Convertible P450 - GayCarBoys Alan Zurvas

2024 Jaguar F-Type 75 Convertible P450 - A Perfect Denouement
written review: gaycarboys.com/why-2024-jagua...
TThe Jaguar has it all. What a greedy little hottie the F-type 75 is. It has movie star looks and the power of a small sun. It evokes memories of Sir William Lyons’ famous saying; Jaguars should have “space, grace, and pace.”
Gay buyers have an eye for a badge, right? C’mon, admit it. None of us would buy a Mini if we could afford a Jag F-Type. Gay readers commented, “most of us don’t have kids,” and can get a 2-seater without needing big hugs every time the garage door opens. “If you saw a Jaguar F-Type driving down Oxford Street with 2 guys in it, what do you conclude?” I found it hard to argue against their gay car argument, Jaguar F-Type is the perfect gay car.
We took the Jaguar F-Type to The Cottages for the weekend, cycling 5 gay drivers through the right-hand seat every half hour. Unusually, there was the desperate swapping of expletives to be next cocooned within the tan, leather-clad cabin.
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Jaguar F-Type is handsome, muscular, and strong. It is a sexy sprinter in a world of reasonably handsome sprinters. So, why is this the last of the Jaguar F-Types? Jaguar is axing its internal combustion engines, moving to electric drivetrains instead. That means the current range doesn’t cut the mustard.
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The Looks:
Apart from subtle changes to head and tail lights, the F-Type remains largely as it was at its 2012 launch.
The F-Type 75 roadster’s distinctive treatment includes blacked out features such as the “growler” grille ornament. The “leaper”, aft of the front wheels, has been replaced by the phantom shadow of an F-Type Coupe suggested by a trio of wispy lines.
F-Type 75 roadster is one of the few convertibles that looks fabulous whether the roof is deployed or stowed. Flowing lines highlight muscular wheel arches, with one of the most beautiful silhouettes ever to grace the roads.
The Giola Green paint and standard black cloth roof have a classically elegant look. Just as the E-type before it, the F-Type has aged beautifully, post facelift, but the original headlights just didn’t fit the graceful F-Type’s persona. The last of the F-Type is an Adonis.
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with Alan from gaycarboys.com

[@WazzaG076]

What a beautiful car and what a joy to be able to drive it.
I’d be looking for tunnels everywhere just to hear the sound of that glorious V8.
Great review, thank you.

[@gaycarboys]

absolutely right. It sounded amazing