Has any data been released yet as to the number of F type R models were manufactured with the 2021 model? I’m curious as to the number of coupes and number of convertibles that were made. Thanks!

 

https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/jaguar...es-usa-canada/


https://carsalesbase.com/europe-jaguar-f-type/

 

JagRag...thanks for the information you posted! I'm really looking at the "R" models being made, total production in 2021 and if what "R" models were sold in the US, that would be even more detailed. Maybe that data is not available yet or maybe Jaguar just doesn't publish it??

 

Either way, only about 1400 2021 F Types were sold in the US this year, and that isn't a lot. But I too would be curious what the mix was between the 4 cylinder, V6 and V8 and coupe vs. convertible.
When I started shopping for an F Type R in January and set up my search radius for 1000 miles, I found a lot more 4 cylinders available in stock, and a lot of convertibles. Very few V6's were seen. I had been told that Jaguar needed to sell a lot of 4 bangers in order to bring their CAFE numbers up, and frequently saw the 4 cylinder models being sold at greatly discounted prices. And being in California, the convertibles were popular.

Not to disparage anyone, but here in CA I think a four cylinder convertible F Type was the car being sold to the female driver who wanted something with more prestige than a Miata and wasn't the enthusiast that wanted a V8.