In recent years, Jaguar has resorted to high-flying antics to introduce its newest models. With everything from a stunt on wires for the XE, and more, we have to say that the Big Cat does a pretty good job of putting on a show. The same can also be said for the launch of the 2017 F-PACE, which performed a stunt of its own in Frankfurt.
One of the reasons that Jaguar is so well thought of is its design. If you didn't know, most of the fresh looks of the latest big cat models come by way of Ian Callum, who lent his hand to the new F-PACE crossover, set to debut in Frankfurt on the 14th of September. Now, we're getting our first unabashed look at Callum's handy work.
The last time the Frankfurt Auto Show was held was in 2013. That was the year that Jaguar unveiled the C-X17 concept, a prototype for a new crossover based on the brand's aluminum architecture. Now, two years on, we're about to get our first look at the F-PACE at the very same show.
While still cladded in minimum camo, we've gotten our first look of the new cat on the test track. The new F-PACE bears a striking similarity to the prototype. Its roofline bears the same gentle sweep and the wide, meaty haunches. Its lines are…
In recent years, British automaker Jaguar has been growing not just in sales, but technological advancements. Its new aluminum architecture has paved the way for a number of models, among them, the XE sedan. Designed to take on the BMW 3 Series, Motor Trend is offering us a chance to see just how far Jaguar has come.
Quite far, according to the video. In it, the Jaguar XE goes head to head with the BMW 3 Series on the mountain roads of Spain. The reviewer has quite a few nice things to say about the Big Cat, praising its handling…
We'd wager a fair amount of Jaguar fans, and pretty much the entire automotive world, is ready to start throwing things at design boss Ian Callum. Since the C-X17 Concept debuted in Frankfurt two years ago, word of the F-PACE performance crossover has been widespread. Only, no one's actually seen it yet.
While that's set to change come September when the production car is unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show, Mr. Callum and the big cat's media arm have been treating us to what effectively amounts to crossover striptease. Luckily, this one shows off more of…
