The Jaguar F-Type British Design Edition is a new derivative of the F-Type sports car that's been created to celebrate the manufacturer's British heritage.
Priced from priced from £75,225 for the coupé and £80,390 for the convertible, the F-Type British Design Edition is based upon the all-wheel-drive variant of the Jaguar F-Type S but features a host of extra equipment, new exterior and interior design features and a new blue colour option that hasn't been offered before on the F-Type. Other exterior colour options are red, white and black.
The car has ‘British Design Edition’ badging on the front and rear, as well as branding on the headrests, tread plates and centre console trim. It is available solely with the eight-speed Quickshift transmission and as an all-wheel-drive model.
The special edition features Jaguar's Exterior Sport Design Pack, which adds extended front bumper aerodynamic splitters, side sills and rear bumper venturi. It also gets upgraded brakes via the 'Super Performance Braking System' that's fitted as standard to the more powerful F-Type R, and a leather interior available in red, ivory or blue.
A set of 20in alloys with a grey finish - exclusive to the British Design Edition - and the availability of red brake calipers complete the exterior enhancements. The pricing puts it between the F-Type S AWD, which starts from £66,195, and the F-Type R, which is available from £85,370.
No limit will be put on production numbers of the F-Type British Design Edition, and the model is available internationally. First deliveries of the new variant are scheduled to begin in the spring.
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That'll-do-ism.....
Love the blue!
gillmanjr has a valid point with the engine out put differences. A good middle ground might have helped as he suggests.
Don't get it...