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Jaguar Convertible / Roadster car reviews
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Jaguar F-Type (2013 onwards) Review
Stunning Jaguar drop-top is great to drive and desirable
New price: £66,405 - £136,170Read full reviewPROS
- V6 and V8 engines sound fantastic
- Sharp and agile handling
- Surprisingly comfortable ride
- Sharp design and smart proportions
CONS
- Some wind buffeting at speed
- Boot shape not the most practical
- Some cheap interior plastics
- Infotainment system is dated
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Jaguar XK R-S Convertible (2012 - 2014) Review
Used price: £15,464 - £26,482Read full reviewPROS
Fantastic engine sound, awesome performance, quality interior
CONS
Rear visibility poor with roof up, thirsty, high CO2 emissions
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Jaguar XK Convertible (2006 - 2014) Review
Used price: £4,772 - £24,195Read full reviewPROS
Sophisticated image, great performance, sharp handling, superbly refined
CONS
Fabric rather than folding metal roof, pointless rear seats, shallow boot
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Jaguar XK R (2006 - 2014) Review
Used price: £5,197 - £20,547Read full reviewPROS
Awesome V8 engine, storming performance, stylish looks, oozes refinement and quality
CONS
Not as driver-focused as some alternatives, no manual option, small boot, poor rear visibility
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Jaguar XK8 Convertible (1996 - 2005) Review
Used price: £4,805 - £9,922Read full reviewPROS
The neighbours will be envious
CONS
Unless you're super-rich enough to run it, it'll be on your drive a lot
