As best I can figure out, the scheduled maintenance on my 2017 V6S is an oil/filter change every year or 16k miles, and brake fluid change at 48k or 3 years. I know the differential fluid should be changed sooner than later to be safe but is that included anywhere in the covered services? What about spark plugs?

I'm the second owner of a CPO car that I bought in June. I'm trying to get a copy of the official service history but so far all I have to go on is the Carfax report and it doesn't look like the 3yr service was done. It should have been right at the end of the original owner's 3-year lease but it might have been missed in the transition back to Jag. It seems reasonable that the CPO certification process should have brought everything up to date but I don't have confirmation on that yet.

 

Here's a copy of the 2014 F-Type Service Schedule:

I believe there is a later (2016?) version linked on this forum somewhere.
You are correct with the engine oil, filter and brake fluid change intervals.
There is no scheduled diff fluid change interval, like many other things (eg the gearbox) it is "sealed for life" according to JLR but we know that is BS.
In the 2014 schedule the V6S spark plugs are shown as due for changing at 3 years / 48k miles while all other models are shown as 6 years / 96k miles, but the later schedule changed this so the V6S spark plug change interval went out to 6 years / 96k miles in line with the rest.
My V6S plugs are approaching 6 years old (and 36k miles) with zero symptoms of needing to be changed, and that's with the VAP Stage 2 tune for the last 2.5 years.

 

Thanks - so I need to confirm that the oil/filter and brake fluid were done at the end of the original lease or when CPO'd. The car is now 5 months past 3 years so I'll probably need to fight with Jag if that service was missed but hopefully the CPO process should have covered it and if not they won't be dicks about making things right.