For over a decade, the F-Type has been Jaguar's sports car. It's ticked every single box on the sports car checklist to qualify—a sporty and sleek design, a potent powertrain, a purposeful driving position, a snarling soundtrack, and above all else, a pedigree of sports car ancestors dating as far back as the 1930s. Trace the F-Types family tree back nine generations, and you'll be rewarded with the most spectacular list of sports cars and racing cars.
This is the Jaguar F-Type R75 Coupe Plus, and despite being based on a model that's now over ten years old and powered by an engine initially used in the mid-1990s, it is possibly the most significant Jaguar sports car ever - for one very unfortunate reason: it's the ending to a very substantial story.
The F-Type R75 is now the final run for not only Jaguar sports cars but also Jaguar sports cars with internal combustion engines. Once production of the F-Type R75 ends, Jaguar sports cars will 'roar' no more.
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