Lister LFT-666 | Spotted
Like the idea of a 675hp Lister, but don't like the old shape F-Type? The classifieds have the answer...
Sometimes, we don't need ostentatious observations or persuasive parlance to sell a story. This is one of those occasions. Because, up for sale on the classifieds this week, is a one-of-a-kind, 5.0-litre, V8 F-Type R, tuned and released from British sports car manufacturer and famed Jaguar tuner, Lister.
The Lister LFT-666 (previously known as Lister Thunder) was originally limited to 99 units, but as this is a new shape F-Type, this one is said to be unique. Apparently it was purchased new by the first and only owner and taken "almost immediately" to Lister. We admire that level of organisation. Not to mention dedication.
You can check out the full list of conversion modifications in the listing, but just to whet your whistle, there's that all-important engine tuning up to 675hp, adjustable suspension upgrades, 22-inch staggered forged alloy wheels plus green-painted brake calipers with the Lister logo.
That's on top of the long list of factory specifications, which include the usual carbon fibre interior elements and ebony and oyster leather performance seats. There's also plenty of green highlights and Lister logos scattered inside and out, just to prove to the world this isn't just your common-or-garden Jaaaag.
It even keeps its Jaguar manufacturer's warranty until November 2023, which is something you rarely get to say when you're buying souped-up mods from the used market. And, from experience, the Lister modifications really are something to behold. You'll even get change from £100k...
SPECIFICATION | LISTER LFT-666
Engine: 5,000cc V8
Transmission: Automatic, all-wheel drive
Power (hp): 675
Torque (lb ft): 531
MPG: N/a
CO2: N/a
Year registered: 2020
Recorded mileage: 4,000
Price new: £139,950
Yours for: £99,950
You could hire every supercar and do 4000 miles, and it wouldn't cost anything like £40K, and you would have been driving a genuine supercar each time, not a pimped up Jaguar, that is itself a pimped up version of the model from 2013, which in turn was a pimped up XK from 2006!
You could hire every supercar and do 4000 miles, and it wouldn't cost anything like £40K, and you would have been driving a genuine supercar each time, not a pimped up Jaguar, that is itself a pimped up version of the model from 2013, which in turn was a pimped up XK from 2006!
I get the point on the pain of depreciation however.
You could hire every supercar and do 4000 miles, and it wouldn't cost anything like £40K, and you would have been driving a genuine supercar each time, not a pimped up Jaguar, that is itself a pimped up version of the model from 2013, which in turn was a pimped up XK from 2006!
It's also £9k for a 458 for a month so you'd get 4 1/2 months of the year for your £40k
You could hire every supercar and do 4000 miles, and it wouldn't cost anything like £40K, and you would have been driving a genuine supercar each time, not a pimped up Jaguar, that is itself a pimped up version of the model from 2013, which in turn was a pimped up XK from 2006!
It's also £9k for a 458 for a month so you'd get 4 1/2 months of the year for your £40k
You could hire every supercar and do 4000 miles, and it wouldn't cost anything like £40K, and you would have been driving a genuine supercar each time, not a pimped up Jaguar, that is itself a pimped up version of the model from 2013, which in turn was a pimped up XK from 2006!
It's also £9k for a 458 for a month so you'd get 4 1/2 months of the year for your £40k
If 675bhp in a Jaguar isn't supercar I'd like to see a definition which excludes it...
Why you'd plunk so much money into this only to sell it this quickly (and with so few miles), I'll never know.
You could hire every supercar and do 4000 miles, and it wouldn't cost anything like £40K, and you would have been driving a genuine supercar each time, not a pimped up Jaguar, that is itself a pimped up version of the model from 2013, which in turn was a pimped up XK from 2006!
It's also £9k for a 458 for a month so you'd get 4 1/2 months of the year for your £40k
Iooks lovely but not in black, different colour with silver wheels and i think 100k is fair, but 100k buys a proper supercar.
Why you'd plunk so much money into this only to sell it this quickly (and with so few miles), I'll never know.
Seriously, why so many have this awful addition is beyond me. The first Ian Callum saw of this spoiler was when it appeared on a car in the Accessories Brochure. He went mental as it looks so crao and out of style with the car. Apparently it was given to some underling to design and never wind tunnel tested or even presented to Callum. Typical JLR s
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