F type R.....few questions ....
Discussion
Looking to replace my R8 v10 and the F type R has cropped up as a contender,,,
I appreciate its no a direct contender with the current R8 but it seems a decent car and reviews well.
Id be interested to hear real life ownership experiences.
Im also keen to guage how popular (or otherwise ) these cars are resale wise ..
Depreciation seems to be heavy but on par with similar performance cars..
Does anyone know about reliability/servicing costs
Its intended to be purely a fun car and will not be used for any daily tasks so for me fun/enjoyment are the primary considerations.
I appreciate its no a direct contender with the current R8 but it seems a decent car and reviews well.
Id be interested to hear real life ownership experiences.
Im also keen to guage how popular (or otherwise ) these cars are resale wise ..
Depreciation seems to be heavy but on par with similar performance cars..
Does anyone know about reliability/servicing costs
Its intended to be purely a fun car and will not be used for any daily tasks so for me fun/enjoyment are the primary considerations.
I'm not in a position to buy either so am no help whatsoever, but what I can say is that two of the nicest cars I've ever heard on start up are the R8 V10 and the F Type R. Both sound truly magnificent to my ears and I'd love to have either one of them. I don't think you can make a wrong choice here!
Took an F-Type 5L for a test drive when they came out, and was impressed.
Decided to wait for three years to hopefully benefit from someone else taking a 50% depreciation hit.
Sure enough , there are several very nice looking cars here on the PH's classifieds, at 3 years old, around the 50k mark, and hopefully now that depreciation line will start tolevel out.
Having had TVR's for past 20 years, the sound track of the 5L is epic.
Hopefully there will be a purchase comming up shortly👍Interested to hear about any issues that need to be looked out for, and servicing costs etc.
Decided to wait for three years to hopefully benefit from someone else taking a 50% depreciation hit.
Sure enough , there are several very nice looking cars here on the PH's classifieds, at 3 years old, around the 50k mark, and hopefully now that depreciation line will start tolevel out.
Having had TVR's for past 20 years, the sound track of the 5L is epic.
Hopefully there will be a purchase comming up shortly👍Interested to hear about any issues that need to be looked out for, and servicing costs etc.
akadk said:
I went R8 V10 to F-TYPE R
F-TYPE R easily a better all rounder, I did 16,000 miles in it all around Europe and 5 ring trips. Loved it
Buy one for £5Xk and depreciation will be fine
I do believe you were a previous owner of my R8!.....(red/bucket seats)F-TYPE R easily a better all rounder, I did 16,000 miles in it all around Europe and 5 ring trips. Loved it
Buy one for £5Xk and depreciation will be fine
ive started the hunt for a salsa red with the upgraded wheels......
turboman786 said:
akadk said:
I went R8 V10 to F-TYPE R
F-TYPE R easily a better all rounder, I did 16,000 miles in it all around Europe and 5 ring trips. Loved it
Buy one for £5Xk and depreciation will be fine
I do believe you were a previous owner of my R8!.....(red/bucket seats)F-TYPE R easily a better all rounder, I did 16,000 miles in it all around Europe and 5 ring trips. Loved it
Buy one for £5Xk and depreciation will be fine
ive started the hunt for a salsa red with the upgraded wheels......
TBH, if I were to buy another today, it would be the Salsa red coupe R with ceramic brakes for £55k at Norwich Jaguar.
Amazing spec and bargain price
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