Jaguar F-PACE 5.0 V8 SVR Quickshift AWD Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr for £29,995

10in Touch Pro, 14-Way Electric Memory Front Seats, 2-Zone Climate Control, 21in Alloy Wheels - 5 Split-Spoke Style 5080 with Diamond Turned Finish, 3-Flash Lane Change Indicators, 360 Degree Parking Aid, 395mm Front and Rear Brakes, 40-20-40 Split Fold SVR Rear Seat, ABS - Anti-locking Braking System, AM-FM Radio, ASPC - All Surface Progress Control, Adaptive Dynamics, Adaptive LED Headlights with LED Signature Daytime Running Lights, Airbags - Front Side, Airbags - Full Length Side Window Curtain, Aluminium Gearshift Paddles, Ambient Interior Lighting, Approach Illumination, Auto-Dimming - Power Fold - Heated Door Mirrors with Memory and Approach Lights, Auto-Dimming Interior Rear View Mirror, Bluetooth Connectivity, Bluetooth Streaming, Brake Pad Wear Indicator, Bright Metal Pedals, Centre Console - Side Stowage, Centre Console - Storage Surround Finishers - Satin Chrome, Centre Console with Armrest, Configurable Dynamics, Connect Pro, Cruise Control with Speed Limiter, Digital Audi

£1.745 OF OPTIONAL EXTRAS !!. If you want all the benefits of the Jaguar E-Pace, but want it bottled up in a smaller package, this F-pace is the motor for you! Its a strong contender in the small premium SUV market, with its exquisite drive, smart design and looks, and a whole host of spec & tech. The running costs of this in comparison to its larger brother are also better, making this a more suitable motor to assist with day to life. See below for a list of this premium motors long list of impressive spec! For peace of mind this vehicle comes with service history and has completed a multi point AA dealer's website finance is also available.We are open 7 days a week and have more than 1500 cars to choose from.All our Euro 4 Petrol and Euro 6 Diesel vehicles meet the ULEZ standard.Vehicle specification can be found below. From time to time vehicles have manufacturer recalls notified. Please read our recall policy on our website for further information.. Part service history