Came across this today. Very Low mileage 2019 manual F-Type R-Dynamic. 6136 miles. Only 44 manuals in the US for 2019 so definitely a rare find. SAJDF1KV0KCK59749 https://www.automotiveavenuesnj.com/...f1kv0kck59749/

 

A steep price but decently equipped and basically brand new with only 6100 miles.

I'm lucky I got mine basically fully loaded a few years ago.

 

Here you go. . Finally finished https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/f...umbers-269332/

 

The work you have done with the registry never fails to amaze me, so much thanks!!!

I must ask, would you like myself or anyone else here to provide you with our VIN's for use in your registry?

 

Saw this thread on google and figured I'd join the forum to post an update on this car! My dad purchased it in 2021, 2 years and 15k miles later, no issues besides a small squeak in the exhaust, taken care of under warranty. Awesome car, and definitely rare as hens teeth. Our local dealer has NEVER seen an F-type with the manual, so it was quite the treat for them. Will be learning manual on this baby when I get back from college in the spring and looks like it'll be a graduation gift in a few years. Heres a picture.

 

2018 figures most interesting. Never realized there were so few 380's made. When you say 'first manual built - 44108' I presume that's for the year of?
Looking forward to featuring in 2017 with 40121...

 

BTW, I ended up buying this one. The price was high, but with only 6136 miles and garage kept....absolute perfect condition. The closest I could have come to buying a new F-Type manual in 2023.

Zero regrets, and I just hit 10k miles so if there was a big issue I feel like I would have discovered it by now (and within the warranty period). THe one thing is that the InControl software isn't updated and can only be updated by the dealer. I took it in, left it for 2 days and they updated the car software instead, which I specifically asked them not to. Very annoying, but I'm absoulutely in love with the car.

 

You should be able to get the Infotainment updates using the SOTA (software over the air) function in your car -- I think post MY2018 this became possible. If you go to "all settings" on the touch screen, one of the options should be software update. You may need to pop in a SIM card (if there isn't one there already) ... and enable the data (in the connectivity menu option). The last update I have on MY2018 R-Dynamic is a Dec 2022 update. Seems like nothing since then...

 

Yeah, it's a long story. It hasn't been updated at all since the previous owner bought the car. It won't connect to anything, no matter what I try (same for the dealer)....SIM card doesn't help any, that software version bizarrely has no way to connect to wifi, and I even bought a monthly ATT plan and triple checked with both Jaguar and ATT that all the information was right. They finally said they had to do it manually, and it's a big update (takes 3+ hours even doing it manually).

I tried to get it sorted out when I did my 5 year warranty service. The update the car software despite me saying not to, failed to diagnose the in control software issue despite me telling them up front, never sent me a receipt, and didn't top off my washer fluid. At this point I'm not actually convinced they changed the oil. I was too frustrated to take it back in, but I don't think there's a fix that doesn't involve a dealer.

I'm not seeing that I'm missing anything really without the update (it already has the infotainment with Android Auto).

Sorry, probably off topic to vent here.

 

Hi all. been browsing through this thread with interest. I’m running a F-type manual in Belgium and have always been curious how many of them were around in (mainland)Europe. Anyone got more info on this?

P340 ordered new in eiger grey, delivered in summer of 2019. Don’t recall if the order was placed late 2018 or early 2019 but I’m pretty sure the latter.

 

Does anyone have a car with options not listed in the build?

My 15 is a base and the only option was upgraded radio, yet it has the adaptive high beam option and adaptive cruise control.

 

The Topix build sheet is known to be hit and miss, with many cars not having options shown on the build sheet and many having options not shown.
That said my build sheet has proven to be 100% accurate!

 

Thanks for sharing, did not know that.

 

I know this is an old thread, but stumbled upon it looking for production #s. I have an 18 manual that’s currently being repaired (it threw a rod).

I want to find the other owners! since it’s such a small #

 

@natguar Welcome to the Jaguar Forums.
I suspect you are also behind the "Hermit the crab" posts and videos on rebuilding your 2018 V6 manual.
There are several V6 Manual owners here on the forums, and we occasionally have channel topics that are manual specific.
You can do a search on topics like "clutch" or "short shifter" ... to see some previous threads.
Best, Herman

 

Yes that's me! Thanks for watching our videos, we're amateurs but thought that it'd be interesting to share the experience!

We're in the process of accumulating parts for the repair and are wondering if you know the throw out bearing P/N for the Jaguar S6-45? We did come across your replacement clutch thread and were interested as well, but would like to get the car back on the road before proceeding with more information. Some of the complaints we had with the factory manual was the lack of clutch feel and the shifter being a bit vague but you seem to be tackling those issues and your detailed descriptions of the feel post-upgrade all sound exactly how the car should feel!

 

I have all the parts at my house (used and new) ... and I will post the info in the Clutch Thread.
Oh.. BTW, what is S6-45? a portion of a part number?

 

I have a 2017 SVR ultra metallic blue, with full red leather package. Seems to be a rare combo with the red.

 

S6-45 is the name/type of the ZF six speed manual trans as in the F-Type.

 

Is that 6 gears, 450 Nm torque capacity?