by jmoosec2. Looking for something loud and fast. I'm stuck in the in-between and can't afford a super AR. So after much research I've narrowed it down to these two very different but similar cars. I love the power of the hellcat and the beauty and sound of the f-type V8. However, every other day I wake up and have my decision made on one of them. Overall Reliability. NA. We expect the 2024 F-Type to be less reliable than other new cars. This prediction is based on Jaguar's brand history. The 2019 Jaguar F-Type has been recalled 2 times by Welcome to r/Jaguar, your home to the iconic British-Indian luxury performance car brand owned by Tata Motors. Whether you own a Jaguar or simply love the sleek design, powerful performance, and rich heritage of these cars, this is the place to connect and engage for both owners and enthusiasts alike. 18K Members. 70 Online. Top 4% Rank by size. Actually according to surveys Jaguars have actually been most reliable in certain categories. The XJ is the most reliable large luxury car and the F-Type was joint 2nd most reliable coupe. Ze Germans were almost consistently the least reliable in most categories although the Jag E-pace was also shit. That said the best executive car on the Skip to main content. Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Home. r/Jaguar A chip A close button A chip A close button . From what I've seen, they've been very reliable since 2009 with the XF and parts for the XF are no where near as pricey as a German equivelant. Toyota and Honda are still the best for long term reliability, servicability and parts prices. Yeah but you kinda can't compare a Toyota or a Honda to Jaguar. Some previous threads in here list some things to look out for on used cars. Check everything works opens shuts, door handles pop out etc. The cars can be prone to stone chips on the nose and rear arches, so check the condition/quality of the paint here. Some early owners reported misting inside headlamps. The reality is, Covid notwithstanding, Jaguar all by itself sells a ballpark figure of 200,000-230,000 cars per year. Porsche only manages to beat that by a little bit (relatively speaking) at ballpark 250,000-275,000 per year. All the other comparable brands that haven’t “muddied their brand” so to speak, sell far less. Of course, Ford-owned Jaguar was much better regarding overall reliability, with many Jaguar owners claiming that nixing Lucas fixed everything. However, some Jaguar owners on various social media sites like Reddit claim that Ford’s engines weren’t built the best, and the start of Ford’s ownership is when performance started to lag behind It is a surprisingly reliable car. The reputation for Jaguar unreliability (mechanically) is something I have yet to see with friends and family who have had/have a number of the final generation of XJ, XE, and the first generation XF. The user interface/screen may be frustrating, but the rest of the car has a high chance of being great.

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