Jaguar F Type Project 7 Roof

Jag s normal driving mode is softer than the standard f type.

Jaguar f type project 7 roof.

Designed by our special vehicle operations svo team it has one pure purpose driving pleasure. F type project 7 celebrates jaguar s historic reputation for head turning design and our eternal philosophy of using the most cutting edge engineering technologies. But note the speed hump an obvious homage to jaguar s d type. The f type project 7 is a collectors edition sports car with a limited run of only 250 worldwide.

Not in project 7 a limited run f type that honours jag s seven le mans victories and ditches electric roof for bimini soft top. Jaguar knocked together 250 of them and they re all spoken for. F type project 7 s power comes from jaguar s 5 0 litre supercharged v8 engine now in 575ps 680nm form enabling the all aluminium bodied car which weighs 1585kg to achieve acceleration from 0 60mph in 3 8 seconds 0 100km h in 3 9 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 186mph 300km h. The jaguar project 7 is based on the f type r convertible sprinkled with evocative styling tricks massaged for a little more power and made lighter too.

Underneath project 7 is an f type r roadster. Note the splitter up. Project 7 is a hand built aluminium and carbonfibre beauty inspired by the glory of jaguar s seven le mans victories. This manual roof contributes to an 85kg weight saving and enables.

The project 7 is based on the f type convertible and is powered by a 5 0 litre supercharged v8 engine generating a maximum power output of 575 ps 423 kw. Which is ideal because under the front fenders project 7 is running 1 5 degrees negative camber a degree more than the f type thanks. The engine is shared with the f type svr. The f type project 7 pays tribute to the seven outright le mans victories obtained by jaguar between 1951 and 1990 another distinctive element borrowed from the concept car is the rollover hoop.

It s the fastest and most powerful jaguar ever capable of reaching 60mph in just 3 8 seconds and a top speed of 186mph.