Used Jaguars available as brand shifts to electric-only future
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 06:02 · Archive
Five used Jaguars are for sale in Worcestershire for under £21,000 as Jaguar prepares to become an electric-only manufacturer.
Five used Jaguars are available for purchase in Worcestershire, all priced under £21,000, as the iconic British car brand announces its shift towards electric-only manufacturing. The vehicles include XE, F-PACE and F-TYPE models with various powertrains including diesel, petrol and four-wheel drive options.
Among the listings are two 2016 and 2017 grey and blue Jaguar XE Portfolio models, priced at £7,999 and £8,999 respectively. Both are automatic diesel saloons with 2.0-litre engines producing 177 bhp. The 2016 model has covered 55,707 miles and reaches 0-62mph in 7.4 seconds, whilst the 2017 model has travelled 58,732 miles and achieves 0-62mph in 7.5 seconds. Both vehicles feature full service histories and include amenities such as Meridian sound systems, Bluetooth connectivity, rear parking aids and heated front seats.
A 2019 grey Jaguar F-PACE is listed at £19,990. Jaguar's announcement of its Type 01 model and commitment to become an EV-only manufacturer marks a substantial departure from the brand's traditional heritage, potentially making these existing models increasingly distinctive as the company transitions its future fleet.
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- Five used Jaguars in Worcestershire as iconic brand prepares for EV-only futureFive used Jaguars for sale in Worcestershire include XE, F-PACE and F-TYPE models, all for under £21,000, with diesel, petrol and AWD optionsWorcester News · 25 Oct, 05:00
- Five used Jaguars in Worcestershire as iconic brand prepares for EV-only futureFive used Jaguars for sale in Worcestershire include XE, F-PACE and F-TYPE models, all for under £21,000, with diesel, petrol and AWD optionsMalvern Gazette · 25 Oct, 05:00
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