Not sure about the efficacy of that slogan. If you can save $40k, have a faster, more practical vehicle that depreciates less, who really is the illiterate one??
@@cccc9911 It’s not about the efficacy as much as it’s just the funniest thing I’ve heard this morning. I think thats what business decisions should be based on.
I own a 2015 "R" and at the age of 75 this thing makes getting outta bed a joy. Every time I drive mine it puts a Sh*t eating grin on my face, just like in the video. I love the drop dead looks, the sound of the machine gun exhaust and drop the hammer and that smile just fills my face. From the time the dealer started the the Jag, it just "talked to me". I've have had 5 Corvettes and none of them could touch the Jag. I plan to keep this car until they take my keys away, out of my dead hand. Right on review.
I think its improved my sex life. My heart beats at the heartbeat of a jaguar. I can't stop driving in track mode. I spend around $300 on petrol a week here. Must be even better for you. Natural viagra no side effects.
Hi mate, I am looking to get one in Australia, how is yournexperience going with your Jag, have you had any major issues? Watching this video that corrosion under the car looks concerning. Where I live it's mainly sunny and dry and only wet over winter, no snow, might be better suited in a dryer climate vs say UK. I've heard injectors sometimes need to be replaced? I want to buy say a 2016 model with about 60,000km so I can afford it and also want the louder exhaust as well as the original headlight design, which gives it a timeless vintage James Bond sports car look....other than potential issues I've heard about the car, im obsessed with getting one in black, took one for a test drive the other day and its just a mosnter
I did the work for all of us..talking with mechanics searching forums 5 years..f type v6 and v8 are probably the most reliable cars globally vs merc ,bmw, Audi..only issue on early cars its the bonnet air vents that allow water in injectors are seized them..pre fix its 20 euro silicone heat grease
I drove one of these last year, and it makes you want to drive like an absolute baboon. The engine note, exhaust, and acceleration of this little go kart on steroids is absolutely exhilarating. Definitely a car I want in my garage in the future
I sold my Aston Martin DB-9 to buy one, zero regrets, this is the most fun car I have ever driven, got it in British racing green with a few engine tweaks, the guys driving it here reflect my thoughts perfectly, going fast or cruising slow it’s a head turner. In neighborhoods I turn dynamic mode off it’s a bit to loud with all the barks
Finally, a car that will make me the top dog of the Panera Bread parking lot. As I order my $12 bite-size sandwich during my brunch outing, every soccer mom in the joint will think, "I wish my husband had that level of panache. He's the top guy right now."
I love that you add a whole section on the potential problems, its a game changer, everyone searching for car reviews is looking for the potential problems too - hope you keep these up super helpful
I bought my 2015 R six months ago. I'd say to you, jump in the water is fine. 6 months later it's still a great time, everytime I drive it. Picked mine up for 42k with 29k miles. I believe since then the price has increased 5 to 7% in line with the used car market as a whole during the Covid debacle. But seriously, even with that slight price increase, I think it's a steal. The thing was 115K new. I get so many compliments it's amazing and I live in Los Angeles amongst McLarens and Ferraris. Anyway, like I've said, I've had it for 6 months and I still watch this video at least once a month. Last note, I turn off the traction control and slide like I'm on the midget car circuit. So much fun.
I'm very impressed by Jack. Great smooth delivery, talking points, and all without hesitation. He comes across as someone on the level of a Road and Track writer. Maybe he's worked (or is working) as an automotive journalist?
I love how Mark tries different ways of hiding their height difference when the do the tech talk. This time he had the camera positioned at navel level looking up at them. Reminded me of a science fiction movie.
Dead right! I never would have guessed Jag would come up with a car that's a legitimate heir to the E-Type in style, without being a tacky knockoff. Then again, Ian Callum is a classy designer. He did an awesome job with updating Aston Martin, too.
The Jaguar F-Type R was the first car that I drove with modern engineering. The V8 rumble with that 8 speed Automatic (I thought it was a DCT), and the sound. It was an 8 cylinder orchestra and I wanted more. Knowing the price of these cars and how affordable they've become is making this choice a lot easier now. I will start looking at these from here on out. (:
Nobody noticed the "Choose Loving Kindness" T-shirt that's for fundraising for an ultrasound scanner at a rural Sri Lanka maternity ward? Props to you savagegeese!
I confess that it took me some time to warm up to mark on the channel. But currently, I'm really enjoying his input, he isn't just an Wikipedia of cars, he actually understands the fundamentals and makes good points.
Very well done video, and I'm glad you guys mentioned that it's not intended for the track. Its weight -somewhere between 3600 and 3900lbs - rules out fast lap times. Virtually everyone agrees that on-track, it'll lose out to more serious performance cars such as BMW M's and Porsches, yet it's really apples and oranges to compare them. It's a beautiful GT car in the literal sense, made for cruising, car meets, or day trips. Ask people which of the three is the most beautiful and suddenly lap times don't matter.
Picked one up right before the refresh since I didn't like the front end design, it's a car that always puts a smile on my face. It's worth it, but I'd recommend people buy it used since like you said...the depreciation is really high on these.
Man those F types have always been so good looking. Have never been in one, but they look so freaking good. That car needs a V8 for sure. Just the best soundtrack ever..
I'm 6' 4" tall I've always admired this car from a far...no chance of me being comfortable in sucks seems like a great buy! You should do a video on sports cars for tall people! I've always wanted a sports car and never owned one for this reason...love your vids keep up the great work!
Good job reviewing the most outrageously fun car of all time. The 2015 R weighs 3607 lbs, less than a 2016 V6. The 15R is also ferociously faster than an AWD SVR due to its 25% higher WHP to weight ratio.
The LC500 was my attainable dream car, but after watching this video and realizing I need stuff to be Japan-level reliable... The LC500 will remain my attainable dream car.
It would certainly be an easier purchase if it were a Sunbelt car and that's where you lived. I suspect someone in Tata QA got a little careless and I hope they lost their cushy job over it.
@Michael Pullins nobody's going around calling the LC500 a "supercar". Plenty are calling it "a very nice, hyper-luxurious grand-touring machine with a gem of a V8, that they would like to own very much". If a 2wd poverty-spec F-150 is your dream vehicle, more power to ya man.
I own a 2015 F-Type that I purchased at CarMax for less than $50,000. The car has less than 21,000 miles on it and it's a blast to drive. I couldn't be happier with the F-Type. And it's nice to drive a car every day that doesn't look like every other car in the world.
You touched on the talking point of it being a "Special Car" and this is something their engineers say and strive for the cars to be. As always you've done a great job on the review! Liked and Subscribed.
Hey Mark, thanks for bringing Jack to your channel. This review made me appreciate him even more. Glad he took over "Turbowski" who was a complete bore.
No... for how much this cost you can get a mustang coyote with a 6 speed tremec and have enough left over to do an insane aftermarket exhaust system. Itll sound better, be more reliable, faster, and way more fun because of the 6 speed.
My friend has an F-Type V6S. It is a fantastic car. He tracks, autocrosses, and extreme street drives it. I have driven it several times and it is such a beast. The comment you made about "You wouldn't track this car" couldn't be further from the truth. While being a heavy GT car, they handle exceptionally well. His best friend owns a GT350 and they are always back and forth on their lap times.
Wow. Great work. Just got a subscriber. Never seen used car reviews like this undercarriage review was brilliant. One of my favorite cars and after this review will be searching. Thank you
Absolutely love these cars and I'm about to type something that's most likely going to be discounted.....but I believe one day these things will be a collector's dream car going up in price. Get them while you still can.
I just bought a 14' V6 S roadster for 27k, awaiting delivery from the dealer... I've had the exact same thoughts... eventually this car will appreciate and I'll get my money back if not more!
New generation Jags are super reliable and comfortable enough for daily driving. Buying a well kept used one is actually a sensible alternative to wasting the next five years of your precious driving time in a Camry.
It's simple why we, Jack and the rest of us, love the F-Type. It's RWD, amazing sounding V8, and one of the most beautiful designs of all time. Crazy it's a 2 tonner though.
I've had my Eye on a F-type roadster for a minute, but couldnt justify the price. I had a Range Rover Sport with roughly the same engine back in the day and it always was fun as hell, could only imagine it in a small car. Im going to have to take a serious look at them now, found a few around $38k with low mileage in the roadster.... i'll check back if i pick one up ;) update 1 month later: I just picked up a 2017 type R, black convertible, all thanks to this video. thank you guys!!
@@jabariphillips8855 nope. 54k for a 17 plus tax. everything’s through the roof w the inflation and mines worth more now than when i bought it. everything’s crazy now.
@@brockvanleer1010 that’s a great price still. You got in at the right time. I bought my CPO 19 f pace s in February right before this madness for 41k before taxes. Now I’m in the same boat with the value being higher but if I sell it, I’ll just end up paying even more for the next car 😭
@@AnonAlmostDelivers Crucially for cyclists, cars and vans will also be required to include enlarged head impact protection zones capable of mitigating injuries in the event of a collision. This somehow translate to slimmer headlights as well as different windshields and bonnets. I might be wrong though.
As an Ex 2015 R owner: I fucking love this car, will definitely buy another one in a few years. Switch wheels and tires to SVR spec, and add PS4S (265F, 305R) and it will be a canyon carver and a great daily driver. Just won’t be your track car. Also the seats are awesome for less than 2 hours.. after that they start wearing you down. Try to get one with the fixed glass roof, its effective in making it airy. I’d pick one up for 45K and save another 10 for the wheel-tire & paint protection. Warming up the engine properly = reliability 👍🏼
@@bmx687 I had an appendix surgery in a 2 week insurance gap period that costed me about $35K. I changed it for a 1LE V6 Camaro (I bought the Jag 2nd hand with 9K miles for around 60K). Tbh, the V6 1LE was a sweetheart as well!
Hey guys love your reviews. A note, weight on the 2015 jaguar f type r is 3650 pounds. The 3,950 weight figure you mentioned is for the 2016+ AWD variant.
@@jacksongarrison3260 Corollas can impress, too. There was that E12 with the racing-cams engine from the Celica, and well, I got an E11 with a Celica engine, too: ruclips.net/video/_XhkAG-KHac/видео.html
@@patthonsirilim5739 That's what I did with my most recent car. About 2 years old with 18k miles. Paid $23k instead of $36k new. But that works out to $0.72/mile. A far cry from the withering depreciation of that Jag.
Expletives! I'm sold... and going shopping. PS - First SG vid I've seen in a couple years - production (every aspect) was very impressive. Concise but thorough, entertaining, informative, and some great eye-candy cinematography. Congrats on a great piece of work, and thanks for doing it!
Amazing car, I remember getting the awesome opportunity to ride in a 2016 F-Type R coupe during the 2016 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. They had two of these as pace cars and the race manager was amazing and let me ride with the driver for a hot lap leading the 2-liter+ class (911/BMW 2002 etc) to the green flag. Driver turned off traction control and we got to do similar acceleration to this around Pittsburgh’s Schenley park 😂
I plan to get one. That body style is so perfect and classic. I had no idea who designed it. No wonder it looks so good. Jag needed this really bad and so do we. I'm glad its not too short or small like the Z or BRZ.
In 2016 I bought a new F Type S Convertible in Glacier White and have been loving it ever since. Since I first saw it at a Jaguar event in 2013, it has been my dream car and never really thought I could afford it. Now I own my dream car and will never let it go. I also purchased a 2018 Kia Stinger GT2 AWD with all the bells and whistles as my daily driver (despite geese's review). So you have great taste. I'm now waiting to pull the trigger on a Lexus LC 500 since I've watched the geese wax poetic about the LC. That video was the first time that I watched SG and have been in love ever since. Jack and Mark are the best!
@@terencetiu5099 Funny, I have been checking out the LC500 as well. Great looking vehicle. Just waiting for the price of a used one to go abit down first :) Our tastes certainly do align.
Such a great looking car and what a sound. I'd be worried about the running cost of this still but I think it's nicer the the Lexus (though the Lexus looks a bit more special) Thanks to the owner for letting the guys use this and have Jack gushing and giggling.
Great review. I would tempted to find one of these if I didn't already buy a brand new 2020 Bullitt. I think it is just as much fun, plus it's brand new with a full warranty. It has a lot of the same qualities you are talking about. I drive a 2018 F150 as my daily driver for my business. Bullitt is my toy for after work hours. Love it!
Got to rent the 2020 F-Type SVR Convertible this summer for a few days and it was super fun. Didn't get to drive far or anything because it was flooding that week lol. Something about that engine and the exhaust just makes you smile.
The pre facelift F-Type looks so much better than the new one. This actually looks like a jag. The new one just like a sporty car with a generic front end.
I'm glad you guys did this review. I've been eyeing this car for past 6 months and you guys are very informative. I myself will be looking into a convertible awd F Type R though, since BMW discontinued hardtop convertibles.
Ok, new SavageGeese review is in, everyone knows the rules by now: High quality footage & music soundtrack, only one shirt, no visor or cliche corner test, No Turbowski, and no final score at the end.
You guys really get into the DNA of the cars that you review. This was fantastic. Also Kudos for the review of the BMW 640i GT which is so off the radar BMW America no longer import it - they should be made to watch your video.
It really is a great car. A buddy of mine rented one on Turo, and let me have a go. It's not a car I would have ever picked, but I was shocked how good it was. The engine note is right up there with my E92 M3. The steering feel and feedback is pretty darn close too. It went from a car I dismissed, to a car I would buy.
Love this video. Love this car. Easily an all time great. That engine sound is breath taking. Shame they ruined it on the refresh. At $45K-$50k ish this car makes so much sense
Absolute beast! Beautiful car, sounds amazing, I just wish the interior was a little better. I was disappointed to feel how hard the soft touch surfaces feel, and how many plastic areas it had. They don't feel padded at all which at the price point was disappointing, but everything else is just spot on.
@@FFE-js2zp oh yeah you're not wrong. I have an Audi s5 and they told me $1500 for the brakes which is still laughable for me. I couldn't imagine someone telling me $3400!!! I'm not tracking my car lol
The video is entitled "A $45,000 V8 Gorilla". In 2022, all inventory within 250 miles of Rochester, NY is $79,000 to well over $100,000. At $45,000, a great vehicle. At $80K to $100K, forget it!
Loved this car since it came out ... maybe it's because I love the Aston Martin Vantage so much. The F-Type has lines that will always be in-style and age extremely well.
Fabulous design. New refresh so very sad. Have owned both the 2016 S V-6 coupe and the 2014 V8S convertible. Lots of fun & worth every (depreciated) penny! The V6 S is more restrained; you don’t wake the neighbors when you start it up! Had no reliability issues with either. Fit and finish were ok. Thanks for posting this review. Excellent as always.
I’ve been saying it for a decade and short of that for the F-type. My buddy is an internist doc owns his own practice in Florida (Jag, Maserati, merc capital) and he owns a 2015 Ftype R rear wheel drive. He always complained on how scary it was to drive with a rear end that’ll beat you to the finish line and he was fond of my Porsche 911 1999 so we swapped for supposed to be a week but ended up being two days, but I was ecstatic. The feeling when you slide in and start it up is in fact exciting. It felt right. The exhaust is designed to mimic the snarl of a real Jaguar and I knew it when I cranked it up. From the jump pulling outta the parking lot the car is untamed and the rear end wants to go it’s own way. Lighten up the throttle and it snaps back but breaks loose instantly again. Dangerous to most drivers I’d assume but I whipped it into control with not too many issues. Driving from Hyde park to carrollwood I passed Raymond James with the TB Buccaneers playing. I had to light it up for the tail gators and a sick Lambo was skirting by so he did the same. Pure enjoyment. Ok so the rear end underneath you take the cross bars off and take them to a metal shop and dip them in nickel or a hard anodized solution to stop any rust. His Ftype had carbon fiber replacement bits where the cheap plastic was. Tires were pzero’s and struggled to bite when pushed but once warmed up they semi tamed the beast. I gotta say it’s a handful to drive and it’s a killer to most that attempt it. Talking the 2015 model. Stupid fun car and I loved it. Would I trade my much older 911 for it? Nope.
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Jaguar needs to pay you for the “It’s a Hellcat that can read” slogan and use it everywhere they can.
A Hellcat with a Suit
Not sure about the efficacy of that slogan. If you can save $40k, have a faster, more practical vehicle that depreciates less, who really is the illiterate one??
@@cccc9911 It’s not about the efficacy as much as it’s just the funniest thing I’ve heard this morning. I think thats what business decisions should be based on.
Jaguar F-Type - People wont automatically suspect that you beat your wife!
I'm not sure how many of their customers buying from new are cross shopping those two. Love the slogan.
If Hellcat drivers could read, they would be really mad at you.
:D
🤣
:D
are there Tow hooks on the Jag??
Holy hell lol
I own a 2015 "R" and at the age of 75 this thing makes getting outta bed a joy. Every time I drive mine it puts a Sh*t eating grin on my face, just like in the video. I love the drop dead looks, the sound of the machine gun exhaust and drop the hammer and that smile just fills my face. From the time the dealer started the the Jag, it just "talked to me". I've have had 5 Corvettes and none of them could touch the Jag. I plan to keep this car until they take my keys away, out of my dead hand. Right on review.
I think its improved my sex life. My heart beats at the heartbeat of a jaguar. I can't stop driving in track mode. I spend around $300 on petrol a week here.
Must be even better for you. Natural viagra no side effects.
Hell yeah!
Hi mate, I am looking to get one in Australia, how is yournexperience going with your Jag, have you had any major issues? Watching this video that corrosion under the car looks concerning. Where I live it's mainly sunny and dry and only wet over winter, no snow, might be better suited in a dryer climate vs say UK. I've heard injectors sometimes need to be replaced? I want to buy say a 2016 model with about 60,000km so I can afford it and also want the louder exhaust as well as the original headlight design, which gives it a timeless vintage James Bond sports car look....other than potential issues I've heard about the car, im obsessed with getting one in black, took one for a test drive the other day and its just a mosnter
Oh and I was also looking at the Lexus LC 500, but the Jag just felt like a real sports car, Lexus was beautiful but too comfy if that makes sense
I did the work for all of us..talking with mechanics searching forums 5 years..f type v6 and v8 are probably the most reliable cars globally vs merc ,bmw, Audi..only issue on early cars its the bonnet air vents that allow water in injectors are seized them..pre fix its 20 euro silicone heat grease
I drove one of these last year, and it makes you want to drive like an absolute baboon. The engine note, exhaust, and acceleration of this little go kart on steroids is absolutely exhilarating. Definitely a car I want in my garage in the future
Naaaa won’t happen.
@@Jwdude123 what?
I sold my Aston Martin DB-9 to buy one, zero regrets, this is the most fun car I have ever driven, got it in British racing green with a few engine tweaks, the guys driving it here reflect my thoughts perfectly, going fast or cruising slow it’s a head turner. In neighborhoods I turn dynamic mode off it’s a bit to loud with all the barks
Get one
I have an SVR facelift with the bigger screen without opf for sale in my area. I want it so bad
"Awfully sorry dear but it seems I've left my wallet in my Jaaaaaaag"
Made me shoot coffee out my nose LMAO
Would you awfully mind settling this while I go warm up the Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag?
Oh no, you hit my dog!!
....in a *Jaaaaggggggggg*
Awfully sorry.... lol
I think of top gear everytime I see or hear of a jag
If the F-type played a sport, it would be chess boxing.
wu-tang
@@darius2640 wu tang indeed
CHess boxing..... Such a great idea
now that's a good one
Full Contact Chess
"And his opponent checks him into the boards!!!"
This car has made Jack so sweaty with excitement that the driver side window fogged up during the drive.
...or they drive around with the air off so it doesn't get picked up by the mics...I don't know, just a thought.
Or the HVAC system doesn’t work anymore-it is a Jaguar.
Both really good answers
Finally, a car that will make me the top dog of the Panera Bread parking lot. As I order my $12 bite-size sandwich during my brunch outing, every soccer mom in the joint will think, "I wish my husband had that level of panache. He's the top guy right now."
How dummy thicc are you that a Panera sandwich is bite size. Damn boi.
This must be Larry David.... funny Stuff Bro!
This type of humor is something I only ever see in Savagegeese videos and in Savagegeese comment sections lol
@@RCXDerp Well he probably drives a MOPAR so extra large up top and extra lacking down below ;D
YOu got it!
Paying respect to Harambe in the thumbnail I see... oh how times fly since our saviour has left us. As for the Jag, it's a brutal thing of beauty.
I didn’t even see that lol
That’s not Harambe.
Stay off the crack pipe. Perhaps some Jesus
I love that you add a whole section on the potential problems, its a game changer, everyone searching for car reviews is looking for the potential problems too - hope you keep these up super helpful
"In the Challenger Hellcat, no one thinks you can read, and everyone thinks you beat your wife."
ROFL!!!
hellcat is like slayer but this ftype is more like metallica.
Have you noticed there’s no angry hellcat owners in the comments? ;)
@@Aron-ru5zk because it’s possible to be a car person and have a sense of humor. Being a Hellcat owner sort of demands that you tick both those boxes.
Lmao
@@backroadblast6603 also if someone calls out your "crowd" theres no need to vehemently defend it. just laugh and move on
He played a mean guitar
He always ate in the Steak Bar
He loved to drive in his Jaguar
So welcome to the machine
Love love love my F-type
Shall we buy a new guitar?
Shall we drive a more powerful car?
This has been my dream car for the past 5 years (with a lot of research) and I appreciate how in depth you go with the characteristics of this beast!
Same!
same, bought an f type r 6 months ago
I live in NYC and itching to get it but can't justify it
Get warranty
@@blink182bfsftwDon’t be one of those fools that missed the point of life.
Watched this video literally 5+ times now. My attainable dream car!!
I bought my 2015 R six months ago. I'd say to you, jump in the water is fine. 6 months later it's still a great time, everytime I drive it. Picked mine up for 42k with 29k miles. I believe since then the price has increased 5 to 7% in line with the used car market as a whole during the Covid debacle. But seriously, even with that slight price increase, I think it's a steal. The thing was 115K new. I get so many compliments it's amazing and I live in Los Angeles amongst McLarens and Ferraris. Anyway, like I've said, I've had it for 6 months and I still watch this video at least once a month. Last note, I turn off the traction control and slide like I'm on the midget car circuit. So much fun.
@@kevinquartemont2313 great to hear man! It definitely is an under appreciated car in the industry right now
I'm very impressed by Jack. Great smooth delivery, talking points, and all without hesitation. He comes across as someone on the level of a Road and Track writer. Maybe he's worked (or is working) as an automotive journalist?
I love how Mark tries different ways of hiding their height difference when the do the tech talk. This time he had the camera positioned at navel level looking up at them. Reminded me of a science fiction movie.
Always admired this car. Callum pulled off an almost impossible feat with the design, and it still looks great.
Dead right! I never would have guessed Jag would come up with a car that's a legitimate heir to the E-Type in style, without being a tacky knockoff. Then again, Ian Callum is a classy designer. He did an awesome job with updating Aston Martin, too.
The Jaguar F-Type R was the first car that I drove with modern engineering. The V8 rumble with that 8 speed Automatic (I thought it was a DCT), and the sound. It was an 8 cylinder orchestra and I wanted more. Knowing the price of these cars and how affordable they've become is making this choice a lot easier now. I will start looking at these from here on out. (:
The music in this review is so spot on, I felt a tickle in my brain.
Nobody noticed the "Choose Loving Kindness" T-shirt that's for fundraising for an ultrasound scanner at a rural Sri Lanka maternity ward?
Props to you savagegeese!
I confess that it took me some time to warm up to mark on the channel. But currently, I'm really enjoying his input, he isn't just an Wikipedia of cars, he actually understands the fundamentals and makes good points.
Very well done video, and I'm glad you guys mentioned that it's not intended for the track. Its weight -somewhere between 3600 and 3900lbs - rules out fast lap times. Virtually everyone agrees that on-track, it'll lose out to more serious performance cars such as BMW M's and Porsches, yet it's really apples and oranges to compare them. It's a beautiful GT car in the literal sense, made for cruising, car meets, or day trips. Ask people which of the three is the most beautiful and suddenly lap times don't matter.
You’re a skunk! 🦨
Lap times always matter.
Picked one up right before the refresh since I didn't like the front end design, it's a car that always puts a smile on my face. It's worth it, but I'd recommend people buy it used since like you said...the depreciation is really high on these.
One of the best F type videos out there. I love that you covered all of the aspects: interior, mechanics, driving etc.
Bought one for 45 grand last year and I love the everliving shit out of it
Reliability?
@@DonnieDarko727 Had a water pump leak, replaced under extended warranty for free. No other issues, runs like a champ.
@@anzeg- can I ask how many miles you have put on and what you bought with?
@@DonnieDarko727 Got it at 44k miles, now at 56k
@@anzeg- still any issues? jag has a bad rep for reliability so im scared of buying one if its gonna shit itsself
Man those F types have always been so good looking. Have never been in one, but they look so freaking good. That car needs a V8 for sure. Just the best soundtrack ever..
I’ve watched this so many times thinking about getting one and I think the time has come, thank you
You won’t regret it, however clean examples are getting tougher to find…especially early model RWD.
It's like finding out your English literature date has a hobby of doing lap dances , we reached the highest level of SavageGeese
I'm 6' 4" tall I've always admired this car from a far...no chance of me being comfortable in sucks seems like a great buy! You should do a video on sports cars for tall people! I've always wanted a sports car and never owned one for this reason...love your vids keep up the great work!
I’m finally gonna buy one of these… so damn excited. Almost got a Supra but decided to go F Type R (with extended warranty of course)
I own one of these babies and this is the most spot on discussion of this car on RUclips. Bought mine on eBay for a great price!
Not even the drop dead gorgeous looks of the Jaguar can distract me from Jack's magnetic charisma and even better looks.. 🥰
Jack's gonna be feeling good this weekend
Simp... But justified 😍
Wet
Good job reviewing the most outrageously fun car of all time. The 2015 R weighs 3607 lbs, less than a 2016 V6. The 15R is also ferociously faster than an AWD SVR due to its 25% higher WHP to weight ratio.
The LC500 was my attainable dream car, but after watching this video and realizing I need stuff to be Japan-level reliable... The LC500 will remain my attainable dream car.
It would certainly be an easier purchase if it were a Sunbelt car and that's where you lived. I suspect someone in Tata QA got a little careless and I hope they lost their cushy job over it.
Mines in the garage
@@dshindo1837 you're doing the lord's work, sir--and truly walking the blessed path.
@Michael Pullins nobody's going around calling the LC500 a "supercar". Plenty are calling it "a very nice, hyper-luxurious grand-touring machine with a gem of a V8, that they would like to own very much". If a 2wd poverty-spec F-150 is your dream vehicle, more power to ya man.
Fair enough. It's a nice GT. Acura isn't making something like it.
I own a 2015 F-Type that I purchased at CarMax for less than $50,000. The car has less than 21,000 miles on it and it's a blast to drive. I couldn't be happier with the F-Type. And it's nice to drive a car every day that doesn't look like every other car in the world.
Hellcat owner: “nobody thinks you can read and everyone thinks you beat your wife”. Comment of the month 😂
Dont forget he followed it up with "At least in this car people like you"
I really appreciate this video. I had no idea how fun these cars were, I was smiling right with you guys.
One of my top 3 "wants." Would have to drive this and the v6 manual to decide. Thanks savagegeese!
You touched on the talking point of it being a "Special Car" and this is something their engineers say and strive for the cars to be. As always you've done a great job on the review! Liked and Subscribed.
One of the very best sounding Full production Factory exhaust systems ever
Hey Mark, thanks for bringing Jack to your channel. This review made me appreciate him even more. Glad he took over "Turbowski" who was a complete bore.
This is the best sound system mid $40k can buy.
An instant woody for my Friday morning. So f'ing beautiful.
e92, e60, gt350 sound pretty damn good too
No... for how much this cost you can get a mustang coyote with a 6 speed tremec and have enough left over to do an insane aftermarket exhaust system. Itll sound better, be more reliable, faster, and way more fun because of the 6 speed.
@@Bailey_54R The mustangs sound can be a bit tough for some people compared to something like this. Also the mustang manuals are far from reliable.
@@TheJalopy80 they actually are really solid. Way more reliable than this British electrical nightmare
My friend has an F-Type V6S. It is a fantastic car. He tracks, autocrosses, and extreme street drives it. I have driven it several times and it is such a beast. The comment you made about "You wouldn't track this car" couldn't be further from the truth. While being a heavy GT car, they handle exceptionally well. His best friend owns a GT350 and they are always back and forth on their lap times.
your friend's best friend can't drive.
Jag has produced a beautiful “refreshed” Aston...
Your best vid by far (& you make great, fun & informative content)
Found myself grinning all the way through it. Kudos gents!
"This is like a Hellcat that can read" was the line of the video.
Wow. Great work. Just got a subscriber. Never seen used car reviews like this undercarriage review was brilliant. One of my favorite cars and after this review will be searching. Thank you
Absolutely love these cars and I'm about to type something that's most likely going to be discounted.....but I believe one day these things will be a collector's dream car going up in price. Get them while you still can.
There is no doubt.
I just bought a 14' V6 S roadster for 27k, awaiting delivery from the dealer... I've had the exact same thoughts... eventually this car will appreciate and I'll get my money back if not more!
I have rebuilt cars and learned trouble the hard way...at the side of the road.... This is a real review - thanks!
It sounds like this a car you buy with your heart and not your mind.
That's most Jaguars, honestly
All nice cars pretty much, if you don’t buy car with your heart you’re probably not a enthusiast.
You mean just like buying any European cars out there
Mike McGlock not really
New generation Jags are super reliable and comfortable enough for daily driving. Buying a well kept used one is actually a sensible alternative to wasting the next five years of your precious driving time in a Camry.
Im kicking myself in the ass not looking at the market 2 years ago for these before buying my audi
Can we just appreciate this amazing editing , amazing camera Quality and great sound effect
Oh my, I chocked on my coffee at the lap dancing professor comment! 😂👍🏼
i would do anything for a woman like that lol
It's simple why we, Jack and the rest of us, love the F-Type. It's RWD, amazing sounding V8, and one of the most beautiful designs of all time. Crazy it's a 2 tonner though.
I've had my Eye on a F-type roadster for a minute, but couldnt justify the price. I had a Range Rover Sport with roughly the same engine back in the day and it always was fun as hell, could only imagine it in a small car. Im going to have to take a serious look at them now, found a few around $38k with low mileage in the roadster.... i'll check back if i pick one up ;)
update 1 month later: I just picked up a 2017 type R, black convertible, all thanks to this video. thank you guys!!
We’re you able to get yours for under 50k?
@@jabariphillips8855 nope. 54k for a 17 plus tax. everything’s through the roof w the inflation and mines worth more now than when i bought it. everything’s crazy now.
@@brockvanleer1010 that’s a great price still. You got in at the right time. I bought my CPO 19 f pace s in February right before this madness for 41k before taxes. Now I’m in the same boat with the value being higher but if I sell it, I’ll just end up paying even more for the next car 😭
This version looks so much better than the new narrow headlight design.
Yeah that is a pathetic update
New EU regulations that’s why every manufacturer makes headlights narrower
@@kokipopi2985 This can't be real. Do you have any source?
@@AnonAlmostDelivers Crucially for cyclists, cars and vans will also be required to include enlarged head impact protection zones capable of mitigating injuries in the event of a collision.
This somehow translate to slimmer headlights as well as different windshields and bonnets. I might be wrong though.
Finally someone that uses eyes to see. The new front is hideous...
Great video guys! As someone who is contemplating a 997.2 and one of these, the video is really timely and informative.
As an Ex 2015 R owner:
I fucking love this car, will definitely buy another one in a few years. Switch wheels and tires to SVR spec, and add PS4S (265F, 305R) and it will be a canyon carver and a great daily driver. Just won’t be your track car. Also the seats are awesome for less than 2 hours.. after that they start wearing you down. Try to get one with the fixed glass roof, its effective in making it airy. I’d pick one up for 45K and save another 10 for the wheel-tire & paint protection.
Warming up the engine properly = reliability 👍🏼
Why did u sell it?
@@bmx687 I had an appendix surgery in a 2 week insurance gap period that costed me about $35K. I changed it for a 1LE V6 Camaro (I bought the Jag 2nd hand with 9K miles for around 60K).
Tbh, the V6 1LE was a sweetheart as well!
Hey guys love your reviews. A note, weight on the 2015 jaguar f type r is 3650 pounds. The 3,950 weight figure you mentioned is for the 2016+ AWD variant.
15:08 is why we buy these cars over Toyota corollas and Tesla’s. That feeling/sound is irreplaceable.
Who cross shops a Jaguar with a Corolla though? 😂
@@jacksongarrison3260 Corollas can impress, too. There was that E12 with the racing-cams engine from the Celica, and well, I got an E11 with a Celica engine, too:
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It's all fun and games until you get to 50 000 miles
@@jsiszero 😂😂😂😂
Why are you comparing a daily to a toy
Superb job guys. Great work and now the speaking has the right pauses and entonations. Perfect! Thanks for getting better and better
What I’ve learned.
The F-type is harumbe.
Waiting for the dicks out edition
What a fantastic, comprehensive and complete review, well done bro👍👍👍
That's some serious depreciation. Works out $7.67 per mile driven.
Beautiful bird, the Norwegian Blue-lovely plumage.
@Ian TB buy low milage 2-3 years old car you get pretty much half the price with pretty much a decently new car
@john m My Acura took ten years to depreciate that big a percentage and it had 60k miles on it.
@@patthonsirilim5739 That's what I did with my most recent car. About 2 years old with 18k miles. Paid $23k instead of $36k new. But that works out to $0.72/mile. A far cry from the withering depreciation of that Jag.
@mhffc no comparison. The quality/reliability on an Acura is magnitudes higher over the rusted jag 😂
Disappointing refresh!?! Exactly what it needed. Well executed.
Expletives! I'm sold... and going shopping.
PS - First SG vid I've seen in a couple years - production (every aspect) was very impressive. Concise but thorough, entertaining, informative, and some great eye-candy cinematography. Congrats on a great piece of work, and thanks for doing it!
Amazing car, I remember getting the awesome opportunity to ride in a 2016 F-Type R coupe during the 2016 Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. They had two of these as pace cars and the race manager was amazing and let me ride with the driver for a hot lap leading the 2-liter+ class (911/BMW 2002 etc) to the green flag. Driver turned off traction control and we got to do similar acceleration to this around Pittsburgh’s Schenley park 😂
I plan to get one. That body style is so perfect and classic. I had no idea who designed it. No wonder it looks so good. Jag needed this really bad and so do we.
I'm glad its not too short or small like the Z or BRZ.
The designer was both named and shown: Ian Callum.
I remember wanting the F-Type for a couple of years. Now I drive a Stinger GTII. Great video, car has aged well.
In 2016 I bought a new F Type S Convertible in Glacier White and have been loving it ever since. Since I first saw it at a Jaguar event in 2013, it has been my dream car and never really thought I could afford it. Now I own my dream car and will never let it go. I also purchased a 2018 Kia Stinger GT2 AWD with all the bells and whistles as my daily driver (despite geese's review). So you have great taste. I'm now waiting to pull the trigger on a Lexus LC 500 since I've watched the geese wax poetic about the LC. That video was the first time that I watched SG and have been in love ever since. Jack and Mark are the best!
@@terencetiu5099 Funny, I have been checking out the LC500 as well. Great looking vehicle. Just waiting for the price of a used one to go abit down first :) Our tastes certainly do align.
Such a great looking car and what a sound. I'd be worried about the running cost of this still but I think it's nicer the the Lexus (though the Lexus looks a bit more special)
Thanks to the owner for letting the guys use this and have Jack gushing and giggling.
The production quality on this channel is over the top. It truly rivals that of feature films.
Great review. I would tempted to find one of these if I didn't already buy a brand new 2020 Bullitt. I think it is just as much fun, plus it's brand new with a full warranty. It has a lot of the same qualities you are talking about. I drive a 2018 F150 as my daily driver for my business. Bullitt is my toy for after work hours. Love it!
Huge soft spot for mustangs. Congratulations on the bullitt.
What they glossed over is the look - sound system, infotainment, engine, suspension, steering aside, the look is timeless.
Got to rent the 2020 F-Type SVR Convertible this summer for a few days and it was super fun. Didn't get to drive far or anything because it was flooding that week lol. Something about that engine and the exhaust just makes you smile.
The pre facelift F-Type looks so much better than the new one. This actually looks like a jag. The new one just like a sporty car with a generic front end.
Sort of agree...it does improve with an all-chromed front grill though.
Unfortunately, yes. That so often happens with revisions. The designer gets it right to start and all anyone can so is make it worse.
Yeah, and the first two years were LOOOOOOOUD. Now it sounds like a Camry.
@@FFE-js2zp they still sounds good, but they had to lower the noise unfortunately, but that can still be bypassed
@@FFE-js2zp they didn't tone it down until the 2021 revision, 2014-2020 were loud throughout the rev range
I'm glad you guys did this review. I've been eyeing this car for past 6 months and you guys are very informative. I myself will be looking into a convertible awd F Type R though, since BMW discontinued hardtop convertibles.
Ok, new SavageGeese review is in, everyone knows the rules by now: High quality footage & music soundtrack, only one shirt, no visor or cliche corner test, No Turbowski, and no final score at the end.
The world would keep on spinning without the final score.
But...I miss Turbowski.
You guys really get into the DNA of the cars that you review. This was fantastic. Also Kudos for the review of the BMW 640i GT which is so off the radar BMW America no longer import it - they should be made to watch your video.
There was a software update in the older models that would eliminate some exhaust burbles so some owners didn’t update their infotainment as a result.
The future is now old man... 😭
I have a '14 V8S Convertible. To this day, I still love driving and looking at it.
Been waiting Eons for this review. Big up savagegeese.
This is a really well produced channel. The intro montage was A1 Level.
It really is a great car. A buddy of mine rented one on Turo, and let me have a go. It's not a car I would have ever picked, but I was shocked how good it was. The engine note is right up there with my E92 M3. The steering feel and feedback is pretty darn close too. It went from a car I dismissed, to a car I would buy.
7:17 as an canadian subscriber, I truly appreciate seeing this. Reviewers have no idea how rust resistance is important to many car shoppers like me.
Love this video. Love this car. Easily an all time great. That engine sound is breath taking. Shame they ruined it on the refresh. At $45K-$50k ish this car makes so much sense
I need to repeat. Your cinematography is outstanding!
Absolute beast! Beautiful car, sounds amazing, I just wish the interior was a little better. I was disappointed to feel how hard the soft touch surfaces feel, and how many plastic areas it had. They don't feel padded at all which at the price point was disappointing, but everything else is just spot on.
The latest generation car has taken everything up a notch in materials. Same layout, but higher spec.
Thank you for this video. This is my favorite car design ever. I’m now gonna spend the next 6 months acquiring one ❤️
Jack loves this car so much he steamed it up inside...
13:49 - HILARIOUS!!! Never heard you do that before with the other insanely fast card, totally put us into stitches! :-D
“Attainable price.” ...grabs wrench to glumly replace brake pads on my $2000 V8 Lexus
A comment I can see/ feel.
Standard F-Type brakes and rotors are $3400 at the Jag dealer, and thats without so much as cleaning the calipers.
@@FFE-js2zp just buy your own and have them put on by someone else
@@Anonymous-qj3ry
I do my own brakes as a rule, but one would expect the dealer to at least do a decent job for 10x the price.
@@FFE-js2zp oh yeah you're not wrong. I have an Audi s5 and they told me $1500 for the brakes which is still laughable for me. I couldn't imagine someone telling me $3400!!! I'm not tracking my car lol
I will never drive this car but, I live vicariously with your review. I was smiling the whole video through.
The video is entitled "A $45,000 V8 Gorilla". In 2022, all inventory within 250 miles of Rochester, NY is $79,000 to well over $100,000. At $45,000, a great vehicle. At $80K to $100K, forget it!
Yeah but those price on temporary. Give it a year or 2
One of the best car channels on RUclips 👑
Wow, that's a future collectible for sure! Sounds like the V6 with super charger and manual might be the perfect drivers pick!
Loved this car since it came out ... maybe it's because I love the Aston Martin Vantage so much. The F-Type has lines that will always be in-style and age extremely well.
Great review. Confirmed my thoughts on the F-Type. Will be giving it serious consideration if I can find one I like.
Fabulous design. New refresh so very sad. Have owned both the 2016 S V-6 coupe and the 2014 V8S convertible. Lots of fun & worth every (depreciated) penny! The V6 S is more restrained; you don’t wake the neighbors when you start it up! Had no reliability issues with either. Fit and finish were ok. Thanks for posting this review. Excellent as always.
The older ones look sooooooo much better than the refresh.
So happy you guys finally reviewed this car!
This beaut was my poster car for the longest time, no Lambos. This is affordable bliss!! 😇
You can get a pristine low mileage 18 from the dealer for 90k CAD, new they were like 120
I’ve been saying it for a decade and short of that for the F-type.
My buddy is an internist doc owns his own practice in Florida (Jag, Maserati, merc capital) and he owns a 2015 Ftype R rear wheel drive. He always complained on how scary it was to drive with a rear end that’ll beat you to the finish line and he was fond of my Porsche 911 1999 so we swapped for supposed to be a week but ended up being two days, but I was ecstatic.
The feeling when you slide in and start it up is in fact exciting. It felt right. The exhaust is designed to mimic the snarl of a real Jaguar and I knew it when I cranked it up.
From the jump pulling outta the parking lot the car is untamed and the rear end wants to go it’s own way.
Lighten up the throttle and it snaps back but breaks loose instantly again.
Dangerous to most drivers I’d assume but I whipped it into control with not too many issues.
Driving from Hyde park to carrollwood I passed Raymond James with the TB Buccaneers playing. I had to light it up for the tail gators and a sick Lambo was skirting by so he did the same.
Pure enjoyment.
Ok so the rear end underneath you take the cross bars off and take them to a metal shop and dip them in nickel or a hard anodized solution to stop any rust.
His Ftype had carbon fiber replacement bits where the cheap plastic was.
Tires were pzero’s and struggled to bite when pushed but once warmed up they semi tamed the beast.
I gotta say it’s a handful to drive and it’s a killer to most that attempt it.
Talking the 2015 model.
Stupid fun car and I loved it.
Would I trade my much older 911 for it?
Nope.