F-Type SVR Discussion Thread
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I started a thread about which trim level to buy, but I recently found a SVR that I'm in love with. I think I'm now leaning towards the SVR. It's a 2018 and has low miles. First mod is the tune! Just kidding. I actually want to enjoy the car as is and get used to it before I do anything serious. I love the SVR's looks and wouldn't really change anything about it.
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Thank you! I've never actually purchased a used vehicle, nor have I ever owned a Jag, so I feel I'm taking a bit of a risk. I am trading a really nice Audi, and have my fingers crossed that there won't be any issues with the SVR. Any advice for me? Anything that I should be on the lookout for?
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I am very attracted to the UBM and the IRR. The blue is so appealing to me. I used the USAA used car search and found it. It's not listed anywhere else. Has blue stitching and accents as well as alcantara dash and CF center console. And I stand corrected, it's a 2017.
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Ultra Blue Metallic, right? That's the same color I'm getting. It's phenomenal! What does IRR mean? (Sorry; I'm a newb!)
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camstang6907 (03-08-2020)
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Your car is beautiful! I actually came across it on eBay when I was searching for one. I live outside of Philadelphia, so it would have been nice to go local. I wanted a coupe though. Best of luck to you with your sale!
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jackals (03-10-2020)
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Unfortunately, they sold it quickly. It's no longer available. I really loved how that car looked inside and out. My other UB was outside of Philly. Because of their less than stellar customer service and attitude, they didn't get lucky with me. They even raised the price by $4k during this economic crisis! I'm sure some sucker bought it, though.
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Unfortunately, they sold it quickly. It's no longer available. I really loved how that car looked inside and out. My other UB was outside of Philly. Because of their less than stellar customer service and attitude, they didn't get lucky with me. They even raised the price by $4k during this economic crisis! I'm sure some sucker bought it, though.
I was looking into that one myself. Had hoped to buy local, but they pulled the same with me. I told them it was between two cars and I wanted to make a decision soon so I needed to know their best price. They didn't answer my question, and instead provided me with finance rates!
They seem to toy with their prices all day long, but will "honor their lowest advertised price." I don't play those games, so I ended up getting a 2018 SVR in UB for less than where they had the R at one point! They won't be selling the car for a while now. Our state is shut down, so although they may be taking calls, no one can go on the premises. All deals will have to be wrapped up when this is all over!
If you're still interested, the lowest I saw it was at $69,980.
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Haha! Yep, that's the one! So they lowered it again! That's idiotic. The up and down games they play are tiring. They also wouldn't actually talk to me about anything except their price. Everything is somehow negotiable, but they didn't want to budge. So off I went looking for something else, because I believe in options. I'm definitely not interested in anything they have to sell.
I'm happy you found a better car than theirs.
I'm happy you found a better car than theirs.
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camstang6907 (03-24-2020)
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Hello All,
I have an issue with the leather on the seats of a new 2020 F-Type R I am considering leasing. It seems that the leather is peeling out from under the metal trim piece in the middle of the seats, do you think this is reason enough for dropping the sale, or should I ask for a discount per the damage? Any advice about what this means long term (i.e. if you can say that this will be indicative of more things likely going wrong in the future) would be very helpful!
I have an issue with the leather on the seats of a new 2020 F-Type R I am considering leasing. It seems that the leather is peeling out from under the metal trim piece in the middle of the seats, do you think this is reason enough for dropping the sale, or should I ask for a discount per the damage? Any advice about what this means long term (i.e. if you can say that this will be indicative of more things likely going wrong in the future) would be very helpful!
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Yup, for a lease you should make sure nothing is wrong that they will gig you on in the future..
That is not a big deal, an upholstery shop could fix easy, but seeing at a dealer they should fix it for the sale.
Good luck on the car, you will love it once you get it.
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Hey All, I just had another question. It turns out this SVR is famous! it was a press car and appeared in many articles. Heres the forbes article written about it:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshmax.../#1610267e1755
Does anyone have any stories about press cars, e.g. that they are driven extra hard and are likely to break down? Should I stay away from this car? The more I learn about it the more I'm thinking this lease could end poorly for me.
Any advice anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated!
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshmax.../#1610267e1755
Does anyone have any stories about press cars, e.g. that they are driven extra hard and are likely to break down? Should I stay away from this car? The more I learn about it the more I'm thinking this lease could end poorly for me.
Any advice anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated!