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F-Type (United Kingdom, 2012)

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Germany

Portugal

United Kingdom

United States of America

Engine
V 6

Type
Convertible (cabrio)

Displacement
183 cu in

Doors
2

Maximum torque
332 ft.lb @ 3500 rpm

Seats
2

Wheel Drive
Rear wheel drive

Luggage Space
200.5 l

Transmission
8, Automatic

Fuel
Petrol

Power-to-weight
212.9 hp/ton

Kerb weight
3521 lb

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safety rating:
NCAP

fuel efficiency
26.13 US MPG

CO2 emissions
209 g/km

Displacement
183 cu in

max power
340 hp

acceleration 0-100 km/h
5.3s

top speed
162 mph

price

$ 69.000

loan

$ 23.340

ownership cost:
annual

$ 2.130

insurance

$ 868

Fuel

$ 1.262

service

tyres

about this car

The new F-Type was announced during the 2012 New York Auto Show. Jaguar confirmed that this small sports car based on the C-X16 concept will be on sale by mid-2013.

The F-Type will be a two-seat sports car with all aluminum construction. Jaguar is being stingy about power information but it said that the F-Type will be available with "a range of petrol engines (...) including a new powerplant family." The C-X16 used a hybrid system that provided extra on-demand power. Perhaps that is the new powerplant family.

"The engineering development of the F-TYPE has focused on delivering a heightened level of dynamic driving reward. We are excited about our progress to date and are looking forward to soon being able to demonstrate what we have achieved," said Jaguar's Vehicle Line Director Ian Hoban.

The car was designed by Ian Callum.

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