2017 Jaguar F Pace Performance, Interior, Engine, Suspension, infotainment, Chassis

[@armandoserino9340]

one of the best car video I have never seen. Thank you!

[@mrek2068]

The greatest car video I have ever experienced.

[@mrek2068]

Genuis video. Love the technical brilliance.

[@m...1045]

Marvelous machine!

[@nicktozie6685]

Love mine,so much fun

[@hilariocosta1615]

Hi! From Portugal!... have you ever had problems with it... please share your experience...

[@Nathan_c-se2tq]

I got one and I love it :)

[@mrek2068]

I am buying one end of this year/ beginning of next. Unsure whether to get the S or R-Sport. I have an XFS, so the extra spec and power is sooo tempting!

[@Nathan_c-se2tq]

@@mrek2068 r sport is the way to go

[@tommymilligan8228]

@@mrek2068 buy the S, just bought 1 a week ago and you just have to at least have the V6 power

[@bsems1000]

Still love it??

[@hilariocosta1615]

Hi! From Portugal!... have you ever had problems with it... please share your experience... do you still love it???

[@bsems1000]

The wearable band key mentioned at the end; im curious to know if the waterproofing technology fails while out in the elements, will you be locked out of your car? Also Does anyone have any personal experiences with the wrist band or any other jaguar f pace related maintenance issues?

[@Mcqueen_supramk5]

Can i buy this SUV 2018 now in 2024? What do you think?

[@ToOpen6seven]

I am looking at a 2018 why not

[@laszlolovasz3216]

what about the 2 liter diesel engine problems? Is it true that the timing chain fails?

[@hilariocosta1615]

i'm also looking for that information... and about others issues... I'm from Portugal... and everyone tells me to stay away from this car 2.0 I4D engine... and i cant understand really why...

[@leroyhendroff2268]

@@hilariocosta1615 reason being, manufacturer extended their oil change intervals beyond the usual 10K.. try servicing within 8K or 1 year period to prevent such issues..

[@johnanthony6191]

to think we are going to lose everything to electric in 2025, a sad thought

[@AndrewD50297045]

My 2017 doesn't have rear cupholders though... 😢

[@leroyhendroff2268]

did you open the center arm rest?

[@AndrewD50297045]

@@leroyhendroff2268 the rear seat doesn't have one in mine for some reason

[@Kokomo365]

The depreciation on these "luxury" brands is horrible. >30% loss as soon as you drive it off the dealer lot. Many to choose from in the used market with prices comparable to regular consumer models that have better reliability and cheaper maintenence costs. Tough sell.

[@ToOpen6seven]

Exactly so buy used. I am looking at a 2018 30t

[@Kokomo365]

@@ToOpen6seven Definitely. Even though I could have, I've never bought any brand new vehicles. Just throwing money away.

[@hilariocosta1615]

Why everyone tells me to stay away from this car???... and say it has a lot problems... If it have problems, how can i avoid them?... There's any special care to have with it?...

[@leroyhendroff2268]

if you look at the diesel variants, manufacturer stretched their service interval beyond the 10K. If you want to ensure reliability, change engine oil by 8K or 1 year and if severe conditions i.e. hot climate beyond 35c and regular bumper 2 bumper traffic, then within 6 months or around 5-6K.. also don't drive like a madman all the time, as I drive mine quite gently..

[@AK88.]

Eco mode is a joke and the engines suffer from catastrophic failure which destroys the resale value. Jaguar doesn't care unless you bought it new/from dealer. Due to the durability I highly recommend staying far away from Jaguar. They are disposable sports cars now!

[@Tom-ot5qs]

Premium materials??? Yes especially squeaky cheap plastics, literally everywhere...