Jaguar F-Type:Review the specs, features and pros & cons

Jaguar F-Type Safety

While Jaguar has fitted its F-Type with a wealth of safety specs, features became more standard in 2018, such as a lane departure warning system, which alerts drivers when they're veering out of their lane, and optional blind-spot monitoring. 

Drivers looking for a used, top-of-the-line Jaguar F-Type will find plenty of safety options on the 2014 V8 model, like integrated turn signal mirrors and cross-traffic alert. On brand-new models, drivers have the added perk of a Stolen Vehicle Locator option, which uses GPS tracking technology to help the authorities track down your car.

Jaguar F-Type Interior

Considering the Jaguar F-Type's MSRP, drivers don't have to worry about finding hard-plastic interiors or cheap touches. All interior finishes are made with premium-quality materials. While the Jaguar F-Type is more concerned with speed and agility, it may be slightly less refined than other luxury sports vehicles.

Still, drivers will be pleased with all the standard high-end features the Jaguar F-Type has to offer, like:

• Leather and suede seating
• Heated steering wheel
• Optional dual-zone A/C
• Seat memory

Jaguar F-Type Technology

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto became available on the 2020 Jaguar F-Type. Drivers who consider an intuitive infotainment system a must-have should stick with models released from 2018 onwards, as older systems can be tricky to use and old-fashioned. Since its initial 2014 release, the Jaguar F-Type has offered drivers plenty of bells and whistles, such as:

• Premium sound system
• Wifi hot spot (since 2018)
• Smart device integration (optional on 2015 models, standard since 2016)

Jaguar F-Type Space

Drivers may find the seats narrow and firm and not necessarily designed for tall passengers. The 2014 offers more cabin room at the expense of cargo space. Keeping in mind that the Jaguar F-Type is a two-seater, don't expect lots of room in the cabin or cargo area. That being said, the all-new Jaguar F-Type has a surprising amount of trunk room for its class, a solid improvement from its original 2014 release. If you need extra cargo, the coupe version is a better option than the convertible.

Jaguar F-Type Comfort

The Jaguar F-Type's performance and agility are where this model really shines. A fully loaded Jaguar F-Type R coupe comes with a V8 supercharged all-wheel drive (AWD) engine and can go from 0 to 100 km in just 3.7 seconds. No matter what engine you're riding on, you can expect sleek and agile manoeuvring. Long road trips may be slightly uncomfortable considering the rigid seating, but if you're planning on taking your ride on a long haul, the R trim will be the most comfortable.