A few months ago we reported Jaguar F-Type Concept, unveiled in 2000 at the Detroit Auto Show, will go into production. In an interview at the Geneva Motor Show, Tata said of the two-seater, "I’d be delighted if we have one in the range." When asked about the production, Tata said, "I do have a strong view about it!"
Tata also said that Jaguar’s and Land Rover’s future model programs had the backing of the Tata Group. Jaguar and Land Rover will make major product investments over the next five years.
Jaguar’s future models include: facelift XJ sedan, F-Type, XF Coupe. And in long term a four-door XK and crossover SUV are under consideration.
Land Rover is planning a radical switch to aluminum body construction for the next Range Rover and Range Rover Sport. The LRX small SUV is headed for production at Solihull.
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When it comes about sports car, Jaguar has a long history: starting in the 50s with the C-Type and to the the legendary E-Type they all were big success. Initial rumors said Jaguar will replace the X-Type saloon; but working on a new sports car is a better idea.
It will be the production version of the F-Type Concept unveiled in 2000 and will be a serious competition for the Porsche 911.
The production version will be based on the all-aluminium XJ chassis, making it a very hi-tech and lightweight model with the performance and handling to match the Porsche.
Company says it will be a more luxurious car comparing to the XK coupé/convertible. It will be the most dramatic Jaguar ever.
Production will begin in three or four years.
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Jaguar’s F-Type Concept roadster was unveiled at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit on January 11,2000. Inspired by the XK180 concept car released in at the Paris Salon in 1998, Jaguar designers set out to create the ideal, compact roadster, evoking the spirit of the legendary E-Type.
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