Jaguar F-Type P450 Convertible (2020) review
Feb 2020:
The Jaguar F-Type P450 blends V8 performance with everyday usability to hit the sweet spot in the range.
(International first drive review)
Feb 2020:
The Jaguar F-Type P450 blends V8 performance with everyday usability to hit the sweet spot in the range.
(International first drive review)
Feb 2020:
Ballistic, raucous and confidence-inspiring, the new Jaguar F-Type R earns everyday supercar status.
(International first drive review)
Aug 2017:
Jaguar's F-Type looks as stunning as ever and its new four-cylinder engine is a cracker.
(International first drive review)
Jun 2016:
Jaguar F-Type SVR is the firm's fastest series production car yet. We've reviewed it.
(International first drive review)
May 2015:
Four-wheel drive, open top, 550hp - the latest Jaguar F-Type is a curious mix.
(International first drive review)
May 2015:
Three pedals and a manual gearbox for the Jaguar F-Type Coupé.
(International first drive review)
Feb 2015:
Now you can have the full-fat V8 F-Type with no roof and four-wheel drive into the bargain...
(International first drive review)
Feb 2015:
Is the F-Type's new manual-shift the enthusiast's friend or a pointless throwback to bygone eras?
(International first drive review)
Nov 2014:
Adding tin to the top makes the Jaguar F-Type tip-top.
(Irish review)
Apr 2014:
If money really is no object then the only F-Type Coupé to have is the simply ballistic R model.
(International first drive review)
Apr 2014:
The V6S model is the sweet spot in the new Jaguar F-Type Coupé line-up. We drove it.
(International first drive review)
Dec 2013:
We drive one of the most exciting cars money can buy on real Irish roads. Can the F-Type cope?
(Irish review)
Aug 2013:
Dave reckons that the 'entry-level' Jaguar F-Type demonstrates that in some cases, less is more.
(International first drive review)
Apr 2013:
The time for hype is over. We've driven the range-topping F-Type and it's sensational.
(International first drive review)
Jun 2016: Although these cars are very different in personality, their pricing pitches them up against one another. Can we choose a favourite?