New F-Type (J-Type) ?

[Dan_Veluwe]

Not too shure it will have an ICE...

[Tall dad]

Loving that new J-Type. Though Im sure I've seen it somewhere before.

[Senninha]

I think the CX-75, amazing though it was, coincided with the global banking meltdown so Jaguar felt there'd be no buyers. The Jaguar name doesn't have the same money attraction as Ferrari or Lambo, unjustified though that is.

This made me smile ... I thought it was a condition of Honda ownership ... so many comments on their forums about badge snobbery for years ...

Loving that new J-Type. Though Im sure I've seen it somewhere before.

Its taken a little longer than 911 gestation but I don’t think its a bad thing to be able to identify the ‘bloodline’

... it’s bound to be light, high CF content ... and given Jaguar’s skill with hybrid/electric power, it’ll be really quick and I’m sure will have the potential for another vfm 918, but with the same risk as Honda ... lots of dealer demos if they get silly with pricing and they need to learn from Audi.

I said this when the NC1 Hybrid Honda was announced and will repeat here ... Jaguar need to have a strong marketing & development plan behind such a car and it needs ‘new’ versions every 18-24 months ... Audi did this with R8, first coupe, then cabrio, then lightweight and various specials, the R10 arrived and received the same recipe, the sales results speak for themselves. And who remembers even a few months passing without a new Macca being announced? And with the 540 entry price around £150k (and yes, I appreciate it nigh on impossible to buy at this price, but then they market the options catalogue very well), If Jaguar come to market at or above this as Honda have done, I’d be heading to the Macca showroom ...

I hope they make it, I hope they price it right and I hope they keep it fresh ... if they do then as suggested above, Jaguar may well have a halo car for F-type owners to aspire too or at least update their F’s and stay with the brand ...

Now if only Jaguar would bring our a smaller lighter version of the F-type and really take the competition to Porsche Cayman and start the brand loyalty earlier and younger. ...

[Gibbo]

If they make that with a V6 or hybrid i will buy it if it's not too expensive. It looks amazing.

Most likely to be Jaguars new own in house i6 twin turbo engine with a hybrid supporting it.