Jaguar launches Special F-type Edition

F-type 400 sports edition

A new derivate of Jaguar's potent coupé the F-Type 400 Sport on its manner. However, if you would like one, you will have to be abrupt.
The new edition can solely be accessible for one year and then production can stop. those who get one will find a 3-liter supercharged V6 below the hood with 395bhp on tap, a premium interior with chrome trim, a special exterior paint finish, larger brakes and new 20-inch alloy wheels.

Customers are ready to plump for rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, manual or automatic drive and for a hardtop or soft-top version. However, despite transmission or roof material, the 400 Sport can come as normal with a system that will let the driver customise throttle response, damping rate on the suspension and the intensiveness of gear changes. 

As for people who are not looking to upgrade their performance coupé this year, there's still excellent news as a number of the new options the 400 Sport is due to usher in will be coming to the existing range.

They embody delicate updates to the front end and wholesale changes within. The cabin currently boasts lighter seats and a raft of technological advances as well as GoPro action cam integration via the new ReRun app. simply connect your GoPro, head to the track and hit record. The ensuing footage will have information like vehicle speed, g-force, accelerator position and selected gear automatically overlaid.

There's also excellent news on the driver aid front. The automobile will now come with a semi-automated park-assist function. as well as maneuvering the vehicle into a parallel automobile parking space, its sensors can tell the driver if the distance being driven past is big enough to accommodate the automobile -- an excellent feature for people who live in major cities.

Since the F-Type launched in 2012, it's won various design awards and has been key in re-establishing jaguar on the world automotive stage. The company broke all sales records in 2016, selling 148,730 vehicles (up 77 from 2015) and will be looking to line new records over the next twelve months. making more derivatives of the F-Type to suit driving style -- there are currently 22 variations of the car offered -- will certainly help in this regard.

"It is especially pleasing to see the jaguar brand setting spectacular new sales records," said Andy Goss, jaguar Land Rover group Sales Operations Director. "I am confident that in 2017 our British line-up can still expand and delight in markets across the globe."