Jaguar F Type S Coupe
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been exposed to many cars like other members here. the obvious are lambos, ferraris, astins, and maseratis, but let's be real for a minute. the only other car i have respect for is the corvette. great value for investment for it's performance. although not drawn to it at first, but when you drive one, it certainly puts a huge grin on your face. the current corvette is something to be reckoned with. unfortunately, jaguar is plagued by its reliability factor.
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I test drove a F-Type S roadster with the V6 when I was looking at 911's earlier in the year. Loved the look of the car, but to me it felt like something was missing in the driving experience. It just wasn't exciting to drive compared to the 911. I may have felt a little more engaged if it had a manual.
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I test drove a F-Type S roadster with the V6 when I was looking at 911's earlier in the year. Loved the look of the car, but to me it felt like something was missing in the driving experience. It just wasn't exciting to drive compared to the 911. I may have felt a little more engaged if it had a manual.
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I am thankful for the F-Type everytime I drive my C4S. I bought it from a Jaguar dealership. The original owner traded it in for an F-Type. I got a fantastic deal and a better car I.M.O. ![Cheers](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/beerchug.gif)
I do love the F-Type Coupe and would love to have one in the garage but not without a 911 in there as well.
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I do love the F-Type Coupe and would love to have one in the garage but not without a 911 in there as well.
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The new Vette is serious bang for the buck and much much improved interior. DO NOT think a 997.1 or .2 can keep up with the new Vette...it tracks at GT3 lap times and will easily walk a 997.1 or .2 S/GTS
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Pretty car but if I were in the market for a luxury GT I'll take this any day over the Jag. Can't take my eyes off one that goes by on the road. Pictures never did it justice imo.
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Not a huge fan of the new Jag, though big improvement on most Jags of past 20 years.
Love the look of Astons but different driving experience, even in the V8 vantage models, which were supposed to be targeting 911 crowd.
Vette is an achievement in price/performance but still looks plasticky to me and I'm not a big fan of even the new interior.
Love the look of Astons but different driving experience, even in the V8 vantage models, which were supposed to be targeting 911 crowd.
Vette is an achievement in price/performance but still looks plasticky to me and I'm not a big fan of even the new interior.
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Love the look of these cars, but nervous about buying a Ford-era Aston. Probably reflecting that in the price.