What
they got
The particular
F-Pace is very close to fully loaded. The exterior is coated in deep, vibrant
Caesium Blue, a color that was originally intended only for the F-Pace First
Edition but high demand made it widely available. It is highlighted with the
"Black Package," a $360 option, which swaps out chrome trim on grill
,
window surround and fnder vents for shiny black pieces. Jaguar also added
20-inch wheels, a $1,020 option. since they opted for a full-size spare.$410, they added a fifth one of those
wheels in the trunk, too.
Jaguar F-Pace's sporty appearance is enhanced by
an athletic engine. The F-Pace S (base price $60,770) comes with the most powerful
engine, a 3.0-l supercharged V6 good for 380 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of
torque. And of course all-wheel drive and an 8-speed automatic transmission are
standard. Also, as this is S model, the F-Pace has the ability to store configuration
for the steering and suspension.
Most of the options in the F-Pace are convenience
items such as "Comfort Package"
that adds heating and cooling of front seats, heating and power-reclining rear
seats, remote buttons for folding the seats, and a powered, hands-free-opening
hatch. The "Luxury Interior Package" adds configurable ambient
lighting in the cabin, climate control, an air quality sensor, a pair of 12V
power sockets in the rear, illuminated door sill plates, and soft floor mats.
The "Driver Assistance Package" and "Technology Package" and provided with Jaguar's top-of-the-line Touch Pro infotainment system, Wi-Fi, a Meridian
sound system, navigation, parking sensors, 360-degree cameras, and adaptive
cruise control. Finally, we also chose the heated windshield and washer jets
($385), and the "Activity Key" wristband ($410) we tried
out at last year's Tech of the Year awards. With all these features make the price up to $74,640.
What
they skipped
As i said,
this F-Pace has nearly every option. The only ones we left out were the tow
hitch, wheel locks, some cargo management trinkets and head-up display. They
are not planning on dragging anything during the F-Pace's stay, they hope no
one's going to jack their wheels (knock on wood), and they do not wish to have
much problem keeping their cargo in place. The head-up display would be nice,
but Jaguar's isn't the most pleasant to look at, so we're not missing out on
too much.
Why they got it
There are few
reasons for this. First reason is that it's Jaguar's best-selling vehicle and it's important to see that how it will perform
over this period of time. Moreover, since it is based on the same platform as
the XE , we
are anxious to see how it will compare to the Jaguar sedan. They have spent more
than six months with Jaguar's most fuel efficient and the
least powerful engine, so we want to see how a more poweful powerplant cope up.
Questions
So we will have plenty of time to answer any questions you have. Feel
free to ask in the comments.
