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Long before the current F-Type, Jaguar was very close to launching a similar car that would have been the first true successor to the iconic E-Type. As the XJ-S failed to emulate the E-Type’s success, in 1980 Jaguar started developing the F-Type, codenamed XJ41 (coupe) and XJ42 (roadster).
- Jaguar Considering Lighter F-type, May Get Powertrain From The C-x75 Concept
The limited edition Jaguar F-Type Project 7, revealed at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last week, is not only the fastest and most powerful production Jaguar ever made, but also the lightest F-Type to date. Thanks to its an all-aluminum body and other...
- Jaguar To Show Unique Version Of The F-type At Goodwood
Britain's Jaguar will use the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed to premiere an “unique version of Jaguar F-Type convertible sports carâ€. While some may be tempted to think Jaguar will finally display the F-Type Coupe at the Goodwood...
- New Jaguar F-type Meets Classic E-type At Lord Mayor’s Show In London
While not a direct successor of the E-Type, Jaguar fashions the F-Type as a descendant of its most recognized sports car that was built between 1961 and 1974, something the British carmaker tries to bring up whenever the conversation revolves around...
- Watch And Hear Jaguar's Upcoming Two-seater F-type Roadster On The Road
As pointed out in the video by former F1 driver and commentator Martin Brundle, it's been a long time since Jaguar had a new two-seater sports car in its range – more than 50 years if you start counting from the presentation of the legendary...
- Eagle Speedster Is A Beautiful Tribute To The Classic Jaguar E-type
Eagle is a British restoration specialist that dedicates its activity exclusively to the Jaguar E-Type. As the iconic sports car celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2011, Eagle has thought of a very special way to celebrate the occasion: the one of a...
Cars
This is the Original Jaguar F-Type that Never Made It to Production
Long before the current F-Type, Jaguar was very close to launching a similar car that would have been the first true successor to the iconic E-Type. As the XJ-S failed to emulate the E-Type’s success, in 1980 Jaguar started developing the F-Type, codenamed XJ41 (coupe) and XJ42 (roadster).
The F-Type was supposed to use the underpinnings of the XJ40 sedan and to look like a modern reinterpretation of the E-Type. Signed off for production in July 1982 by Jaguar’s then owner British Leyland, the F-Type started taking shape, with a launch date set for March 1986.
Read more »- Jaguar Considering Lighter F-type, May Get Powertrain From The C-x75 Concept
The limited edition Jaguar F-Type Project 7, revealed at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last week, is not only the fastest and most powerful production Jaguar ever made, but also the lightest F-Type to date. Thanks to its an all-aluminum body and other...
- Jaguar To Show Unique Version Of The F-type At Goodwood
Britain's Jaguar will use the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed to premiere an “unique version of Jaguar F-Type convertible sports carâ€. While some may be tempted to think Jaguar will finally display the F-Type Coupe at the Goodwood...
- New Jaguar F-type Meets Classic E-type At Lord Mayor’s Show In London
While not a direct successor of the E-Type, Jaguar fashions the F-Type as a descendant of its most recognized sports car that was built between 1961 and 1974, something the British carmaker tries to bring up whenever the conversation revolves around...
- Watch And Hear Jaguar's Upcoming Two-seater F-type Roadster On The Road
As pointed out in the video by former F1 driver and commentator Martin Brundle, it's been a long time since Jaguar had a new two-seater sports car in its range – more than 50 years if you start counting from the presentation of the legendary...
- Eagle Speedster Is A Beautiful Tribute To The Classic Jaguar E-type
Eagle is a British restoration specialist that dedicates its activity exclusively to the Jaguar E-Type. As the iconic sports car celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2011, Eagle has thought of a very special way to celebrate the occasion: the one of a...