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Jaguar F-Type - best sports cars

The F-Type puts the grrr back into the great British sports car

No longer quite the new kid on the sports car block is the Jaguar F-Type, with a price tag that puts it firmly between the class-leading Porsche 911 Cabriolet and 718 Boxster. The F-Type is available as super-sexy soft-top, and an even better-looking coupe.

All versions deliver the strong performance you expect, while accurate steering and immense grip ensure they’re loads of fun on a twisty road – especially with the fruity sound of the optional active exhaust.

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Jaguar F-Type review

The 568bhp SVR is the fastest F-Type, but is a bit of an indulgence at £110k. And while the V8 models provide the extra thrill of that classic exhaust soundtrack, the V6 versions sound good too, and provide plenty of fun on the road - especially in S trim with adaptive damping and optional 4x4.

Best sports cars

  1. 1. McLaren 570S
  2. 2. Mazda MX-5
  3. 3. Porsche 911 Carrera GTS
  4. 4. BMW M4 Competition Pack
  5. 5. Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe
  6. 6. Audi RS 5 Coupe
  7. 7. Porsche 718 Cayman/Boxster
  8. 8. Fiat 124 Spider
  9. 9. Nissan GT-R
  10. 10. Jaguar F-Type
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