Jaguar produces the Jaguar F-Type. More precisely, the F-Type is built under the Jaguar marque, which is owned and operated by Jaguar Land Rover, the British automotive company formed from Jaguar and Land Rover.
The F-Type debuted in 2013 as a two-seat sports car and was designed as a modern spiritual successor to the legendary Jaguar E-Type. It initially appeared as a soft-top convertible, followed by a fastback coupé. Engine choices included turbocharged four-cylinder, supercharged V6 and supercharged V8 units.
A common mix-up is to answer Land Rover, because Jaguar and Land Rover share the same corporate parent. Land Rover, however, is the company’s SUV and off-road marque; the F-Type belongs specifically to Jaguar. Jaguar’s earlier corporate history includes ownership by Ford and Tata Motors before Jaguar Cars and Land Rover were combined operationally in 2013.
Production of the F-Type ended in June 2024 after more than 87,000 examples had been built. Its long bonnet, rear-drive layout and emphasis on performance made it one of Jaguar’s defining modern sports cars.