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Here’s our first look at the Jaguar F-Type. Guess which one is the F-Type “R” model. Bet you can’t.
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I’m guessing the red one cause red is the fastest color.
What do I win? It’s the black one, natch. The wheels give it away….
Three Tatas in a row, is this a Total Recall cross promotion?
To know if this is cool I need to know the weight. These are definitely no match for the letters D and E in the styling department.
Either all three, or none are are ‘R’ models. All have same body cues (hood vents, lip spoilers, etc.) and wheels on red & black cars appear to be same design but different colors. Notice the little badge on the grille on all three though? Possibly the ‘R’ badging? Or will there even be an ‘R’ spec at introduction?
I have to say, when I saw the photos before the title, I thought I was looking at the new Honda S2000. Wishful thinking I guess.
Can’t tell a Jag from a Honda?
Neither can anyone else. I guess that’s the point.
Modern cars suck.
Sure looks like the SLS.
The sped is the _____ one.
Well……..that’s underwhelming. Won’t be catching much in the way of crumpet with that, will we?
What a dull, generic design. Car designers need to get out of the mind set that vents and gaping-void grills are equivalent to style, and the more and bigger the better. Fire them all.
Those vents – actually the entire front snout – are atrocious. Looks like some aftermarket body kit the ricer kids buy for their Civics.
I think it is the red one. The hood looks different.
I think I’ll keep the previous model thankyouverymuch.
Land Rover will take care of itself, regardless of quality or price (like porsche in that regard).
You would think it wouldn’t be to difficult for Jag to build two four doors (big, medium) and two two doors (medium, with the engine from the big four door) and small two seater with the engine from medium four door), and use the original jags of the late 50’s and 60’s (+) the XJ as the beatles, beach boys (pet sounds) and rolling stones inspirations and design some modern masterpiece or give johny Ives a few hundred million $ to do it (but those remind me of katy perry (who is beautiful), but not in a car way).
Best looking car in class. Much better looking than the frankly boring looking Porches these days.
Looks like a two-seater version of the Maserati GranCabrio Sport.
http://www.maseratigrancabriosport.com/#/homepage
I prefer the GranCabrio.
I think someone mistakenly placed a photo of Maserati Gran Turismo’s on this article.
Oh, wait, never-mind.
I have high hopes for this car…I want to have high hopes for it; it’s a gorgeous design. Hopefully it’ll be worthy of its pricetag. And on that note; I demand a Baruth video review & comparison. :)
I think all three of them are R-performance models, but with different options…