Does it mean different things for coupe vs convertible? My 17 SVR Convertible has the extended leather package. See photos.

 

My 2018 R Dynamic has the "Premium Leather Interior Package". As per the Monroney that includes:

Premium Leather Door Trim
Windsor Leather Seats
Windsor Leather Console
Windsor Leather Wrapped Instrument Panel Topper

I can't see how much that cost as the price was on a fold and has worn off the Monroney.

Update - I dug through my papers further and found a copy of the sticker. The Premium Leather Interior Package was $1600 in 2018.

 

The Extended Leather was an $1,100 option on my SVR in 2017.

 

Interesting that the option was increased to $2,550 after the facelift if there were no differences to the leather trimming.

 

Extended leather means the leather extends upwards to the top door sills, the passenger side of the dash to the windshield. Depending on the year, "extended" means the leather is the same color as the seat upholstery. Other years it means the entire console color matches that of the seat upholstery. Basically, I think that Jaguar varied what is included in the spec for an option package in order to differentiate one model year from another. As you can see from the photos of both P450s the interior door color and console arm rest are different even though they are the same year and option. The only visible difference is that one is RWD and the other is AWD.

2023 P450 with extended leather package.

My wife's 2018 R-Dynamic (formerly called a "S" and subsequently called a "P380") with preferred leather interior package.

2023 P450 with extended leather package.

 

The extended leather package (which I have) means full leather seats (not just the facings), the door and centre armrests, the door panel above the armrest, the console grab handle, the top of the dash, passenger side, the A pillars, and the roof lining…I might have missed something in this list, but if it looks like leather, it IS leather, premium Windsor leather.

 

Understood. A shame that full leather isn’t standard on a 100k car but that’s the world we live in.

 

They've gotta be inclusive to vegans!

 

It does appear to change from year to year. In my 2018 with extended leather the A-pillars and headliner are not leather.

 

Since the subtle interior material changes were brought up, does anyone know if there are any substantive differences between model years '21, '22, and '23? I know all '24 are the "75" models with the blacked out logos and a few embossed differences, but are there any mechanical or software differences? Everything I've looked up point to them all being 99% the same.

 

As per Edmunds here is what is new for each year:

2021

• Updated front and rear styling
• New digital instrument panel
• R engine gets a power bump to 575 horsepower; SVR model no longer offered
• P340 and P380 rear-wheel-drive versions are no longer available

2022

• F-Type goes V8-only
• P450 debuts as base model, and the P300 and P380 are discontinued
• More standard equipment at a lower price than previous base model

2023

• Minor changes to equipment availability

2024

• New special-edition and limited-edition variants
• Minor changes to standard and optional equipment

 

Thanks for the reply! Looks like as far as the "R" goes theyre all generally the same then. Good to know.

 

Not quite, unless it's a US thing. Over here the leather A pillars and roof lining are not included in the extended leather package.

Here's mine. For some reason the MY18 cars also got the whole centre tunnel color matched which I'm really happy about.

 

On my 2017 SVR the extended Leather option was $2,200. I'm thinking 2 reasons - I have the coupe and I live in the SF Bay Area -

 

Seems reasonable. My car was originally a Florida car. It spent time in Nevada and California before returning to Florida where I purchased it.

 

On my '23 the 'extended leather upgrade' only applies to the seating, and was a no-cost option if you got the Windsor Leather Performance Seats. Leather headliner and sun visors were a separate $1500 option IIRC.

 

Now this is starting to sound like the 911 forum (which is not all bad).

 

Same here in Oz.
After wondering for many years if my car has standard leather or extended leather (the Topix build sheet is ambiguous) this thread has helped me figure out that it has extended leather but without the A pillars or roof which are both standard "morzine" finish.

 

Just checked my monroney on my earlier '14 and the extended Brogue was $1925!