F Type (2013 to 2024)

The Jaguar F-Type, the spiritual successor to the legendary E-Type, was produced globally between 2013 and June 2024, with its final model years in Australia marked by the exclusive "75" and "ZP" farewell editions. In the 2026 Australian market, this vehicle has shifted into a high-desirability collector phase as Jaguar’s last internal-combustion sports car, with market values for remaining new stock ranging from $181,670 AUD for the base 75 to a substantial $373,547 AUD for the ultra-rare ZP Edition. Its desirability is exceptionally high among driving purists and brand traditionalists who seek to preserve the visceral 5.0L supercharged V8 soundtrack—described as "man-made thunder"—before the marque's 2027 all-electric rebirth. The buyer pool in 2026 consists of high-net-worth enthusiasts, investment collectors, and luxury sports car fans who are increasingly competing for the limited unallocated stock, particularly the R 75 variant with its 423kW of all-wheel-drive power. Locally, liquidity is strongest for the V8 Coupé models in signature colours like Ligurian Satin Black, as 2026 buyers prioritise these final-specification units for their guaranteed future classic status and superior Pivi Pro technology.

The Jaguar F-Type, the spiritual successor to the legendary E-Type, was produced globally between 2013 and June 2024, with its final model years in Australia marked by the exclusive "75" and "ZP" farewell editions. In the 2026 Australian market, this vehicle has shifted into a high-desirability collector phase as Jaguar’s last internal-combustion sports car, with market values for remaining new stock ranging from $181,670 AUD for the base 75 to a substantial $373,547 AUD for the ultra-rare ZP Ed… Read more