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Green light for the F-Type

After years of waiting, Jaguar's new Boxster-rivalling small supercar gets the go-ahead.

By:Auto Express team

22 Dec 2010

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Introduction
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Porsche unleashes hybrid 918 Spyder
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McLaren supercar revealed

Jaguar’s eagerly anticipated F-Type is go! In Issue 1,117, we reported how bosses have finally given the green light to a two-seat roadster to rival the Porsche Boxster.

The news was revealed by company chairman Ralf Speth, who said: “We have a new momentum. A new sports car is coming.”

A spiritual successor to the E-Type has been on the cards since 1998’s XK180 concept, but did not materialise as Jaguar struggled with its finances. Now under Tata’s ownership, the project has been signed off. It will sit below the XK and cost around £45,000-£50,000.

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007's gadget-packed Aston Martin DB5 goes under the hammer in London.
Green light for the F-Type
currently reading
After years of waiting, Jaguar's new Boxster-rivalling small supercar gets the go-ahead.
Citroen turns on style
Citroen carries on where it left off with the stunning DS3, with its larger brother, the DS4.
Toyota recall woe
2010 will be a year to forget for Toyota, with a huge recall campaign required to fix sticking throttle pedals.
Lambo’s lightweight champ roars in
Stunning Sesto Elemento concept car previews Lamborghini's lightweight future.
Storming ST puts fizz into Focus
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Porsche unleashes hybrid 918 Spyder
Porsche manages to pull off a shock with the unexpected debut of the Spyder supercar at Geneva.
McLaren supercar revealed
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Green light for the F-Type

After years of waiting, Jaguar's new Boxster-rivalling small supercar gets the go-ahead.

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