The Jaguar F-Type was launched in 2012 to critical acclaim, a strict two-seater based on a shortened platform of the XK, and might be regarded as the spiritual successor to the famous E-Type.
The F-Type was initially launched as a soft top convertible with a fastback coupe following on a year later. It was facelifted in 2017 with a recent more radical update for 2020.
It is currently Jaguar’s only sports car, now that production of the XK grand tourer has ceased.
The example pictured is a roadster in ‘Firesand’ with ‘Blade’ alloys.
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