
Jaguar has a hit already with the F-Type convertible, the brand’s first two-seat sports car in almost four decades.

Jaguar has a hit already with the F-Type convertible, the brand’s first two-seat sports car in almost four decades.
The Jaguar F-Type coupe was previewed by the C-X16 concept and looking at these patent photos we can see that the production version will look quite similar.

And Jaguar is back to building sportscars, as well as grand tourers and saloons. Jaguar intends to offer a full range of models in order to broaden the appeal of its sports cars.
Just as the E-Type’s separate passenger tub and engine frame were revolutionary in their day, the F-TYPE breaks new ground with a combined body and chassis made out of recycled aluminium that weights a mere 261 kilos. Two men can pick it up.

Jaguar is expanding the XJ lineup with the introduction of the XJR, that will debut next week at the New York Auto Show.

All future Jaguar models will be offered with an AWD option, according to global brand director Adrian Hallmark.