Is a Jaguar F type a replacement?

Is a Jaguar F type a replacement?

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ochten

Original Poster:

286 posts

203 months

Sunday 19th October 2014
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I wonder who made a comparison test in a Tuscan and a Jaguar F type. Is the Tuscan still more exiting?

benny4x

203 posts

132 months

Sunday 19th October 2014
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Bit academic as way out of my price range at the moment!!!

TVRJAS

2,391 posts

129 months

Sunday 19th October 2014
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Off topic to your question but.........

I was looking/drooling in the Aston forums and it's amazing how many have made the cross over from Tuscans and other TVR's to the Aston Martin range.

Jumping from any TVR (exception of the Sagaris) There is a big bank balance difference to sit yourself in an F type, Where as £30-40K can get you in a British V8 Aston.

All boils down to finances I guess... I would think that a mass majority of TVR's are owned outright but the F-Type probably have majority of PCP deals.

Unfortunately I'm not in the position to make either decision... carry on drooling smile

ochten

Original Poster:

286 posts

203 months

Sunday 19th October 2014
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The prices of F types are dropping like hell. At the moment is a very good Tuscan LHD More expensive than the cheapest LHD F type .
But what I mean is , what about the driving feeling differences. I.m sure that the Tuscan is a better investment for the future.

geoffphead

637 posts

201 months

Sunday 19th October 2014
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I drive a tusc 2 S and a few months back I had pleasure of an invite by EVO mag to drive F types on millbrook testing grounds. This was all the diff type cars and engine sizes and after 4 hours of ragging a fantastic car I got back in the Tuscan and just grinned like an idiot. The jags do everything well ,I loved them but I just didn't get the same buzz.
If I had the money I'd have a conv v6 F type and my Tuscan.

so called

9,090 posts

209 months

Sunday 19th October 2014
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I've been toying with the idea of getting either a DB9, a GTC, a Sagaris, a Maserati and now you've got m,e thinking of an F type smile

I'm 56 years old and want to cover one or to more on my bucket list before I'm too old.
When I was a kid I promised myself a Continental. I'm sure I look back with regret if I don't do it now.
Problem is my Wife doesn't like them.

stevieeg

269 posts

130 months

Monday 20th October 2014
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Does sound outrageous for a modern car. They are definitely comparable on that level!

leerdam23

606 posts

261 months

Monday 20th October 2014
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No. To heavy, slow, common, boring, complicated, did I say heavy?

Saw the lightweight thingy at the LM Classic, going in the right direction, but still weigh too heavy (see what I did there?)

Edited by leerdam23 on Monday 20th October 20:04

Englishman

2,220 posts

210 months

Monday 20th October 2014
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And they are only auto. Just don't do it for me I'm afraid. Maybe when I'm 70 I'll think differently wink


alex_gray255

6,313 posts

205 months

Monday 20th October 2014
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The F-type should be quite affordable in a year or two. I've been looking at the prices and boy, are they falling. biggrin