2024 Jaguar F-PACE Review // So good but could you buy one?

2018 front inner wheel bering failed after 3 years, covered under warranty. Coolant pipes failed at 6 years, $2800 to replace. That’s it, everything else was regular servicing. I love this car and would/am buying another one.

I own a 2017 F Pace 2.0 Diesel with 106000km on the clock and it had only one minor issue related to a solenoid oil pump. It was replaced by Jaguar and now everything is fine. It's a good car, recommended.

Thx and great podcast as always and right to the point!

These new f paces came out in 2021 and are way more reliable than past models and compare with any other premium brand, the standard 13 way leather seats are really comfortable and soften most bumps in the road. Fantastic car.

I have a 2024 F-Pace, the P400, the black package with 22inch rims. A great car and fast, but very smooth.

The vast majority of JLR reliability issues stemmed from electrical issues. I did have a problem with mine 2018 that the dealer found and repaired. Otheer than that, no issues at all in 169,000 Km.

Just trading my 2018 20d (diesel) with 169,000 km for 2025 P400. My 2018 diesel has ben faultless and overall, the best car I have owned in 50 years of buying, selling, trading many different types and brands. No car, SUV or truck I have ever owned can dispose of long distances more adeptly than the Jag. An 11 hour day in this vehicle is easily done. Can't wait to get my new F Pace!

There isn't a w in jaguar it's pronounced Jag u ar NOT JAG WAR

Speaking of quality

I drive a 2024 F-Pace D200 and it’s a fantastic drive, no issues at all

You should try the SVR version if you think this version was impressive.

Owner of 2017 2.0 diesel F-Pace with 78000 miles. We live in the Colorado mountains. The great handling from dry pavement to deep snow makes this vehicle the best we have ever owned. We have never had any problems. Recommended oil and filter changes, and new tires at 54000 miles. I do believe Jaguar is making a big mistake going all electric.

Good car spoiled by ugly front

I have owned a 2017 F-type and 2020 F-pace. Zero issues other than entertainment software updates. Would not hesitate to buy another Jaguar. In fact I am considering the 2024 F-Pace after this review.

Nice looking car suv. Since the mustang mach e came out. This car looks like a ford mustang mach e ?

I love jaguar soon if God's welling Amen🙏🙏🙏

Mine has been so reliable and so economic to run. Love this car.

I’ve owned two and about to about to lease my third! It is the greatest car I’ve owned! I wish they weren’t going all electric! I’ve never had one single problem with any of my F paces! Love ❤❤❤❤

I uave a 2022 XF V8 and I Absolutely LOVE my XF. No real problems. I am now looking to add a 2021 P400. F-Pace

I got xf extremely reliable

Every car is reliable when you lease it. 😂

Wow, it seems like reviewers never mention reliability issues for BMW, Mercedes, Audi, or Porsche. Jaguar is no worse than these brands.

5L v8 SC in the SVR is definitely NOT overkill! It's awesome! I've had my 22 for more than a year and it is fantastic!

WHAT ABOUT THE MASERATI GRECALE GT . PLEASE, REVIEW IT AND TELL US MORE ABOUT IT. PLEASE.

Reliable ❤

Drive the SVR version. It is not "overkill" for a performance-oriented driver.

Hmmm. I have a 22’ f-pace SVR. The heated seats and steering wheel heat up quick enough for me. Furthermore I’ve had zero issues with the car. Puts a smile on my face every time I drive it. I’d buy another JLR product in a heartbeat.
My previous car was a 18’ Velar. Also didn’t have any issues. I think the days of the unreliable JLR products is over. My 22’ Toyota Tundra was full of squeaks, rattles, fit/finish issues and extremely poor fuel economy. I dumped that truck after 8 months. My Toyota was junk compared to my Jag.

Been an owner of F Pace since 2021. So far it’s been very reliable and no issues. Only have to update the system when there’s an upgrade available. But fun drive, precision and very good highway mileage. Drove from Montreal to Florida back and it was a breeze.

This reliability thing makes me sick, because it is just not true. I've had 5 Jaguars & have never had a problem with any of them. This is perpetuated by the German brands, that are so overrated & look terrible.

Before covid, at year end, they would be heavily discounted for employees and families (20 to 30 percent off for leases). Every member in my extended family had either a Jaguar or LR (they were almost as cheap as high-end Hondas). They are very reliable cars. Many of us bought them after the lease was over because the residuals were so low and cars during covid were so expensive. So far, We got 85k on our F-pace after 5 years, and we love to drive it everywhere. We had one issue with the coolant level sensor (it tells you coolant level low, but it isn't), which is not a real issue. Other than that, it really is a FUN suv to drive. We ended up paying 44k for ours. So far, I paid for 2 oil changes, and that's it (Jaguar paid for the others). From this point on, everything we get is gravy. The plus part is that the design is timeless and there are not too many of them on the roads, so they always look sharp, well, at least in our eyes. I'm not a paid spokesman for JLR😂😂😂😂

I have a lot of experience and miles under my belt with these vehicles. They are very reliable however, in the 2021 F-pace (first year of the refresh) there were more creaks and rattles in the interior. That was my biggest complaint. Never had any engine trouble with these vehicles. The pivi pro system is phenomenal and effortless to learn. The 2022 F-Pace seemed to have a slightly better assembled interior. Less creaks and rattles. The leather is fantastic for the price of these cars. I thought it was one of the most superior interiors out there until I started driving an Aston Martin DBX. That’s a whole other level and if you want to fully understand what unreliable looks like, get an Aston.
The Jags have been a true pleasure to own. I plan on keeping mine for years to come. SVR is a must! 😀

Me and my family own 3 Jags currently. 2021 F-Pace SVR, 2022 F-Pace SVR and a 2020 F-Type SVR. I have also owned a couple other F-types, a 2018 and another 2020.

Personally I think this is one of the most stunning SUVs I’ve ever seen even this long after being the initial design. I would buy one if it were more reliable. In Europe it’s also offered as a PHEV as well.

Had my XE from new for 5 years not 1 problem , got an F pace on order

Not sure why everyone keeps going on about reliability with jaguars, If you look at current Audi's, BMW's and Merc's, their reliability is no better, but nobody mentions that, so please guys in future videos if you are going to slate Jags reliability, please also mention these other brands are not much better, Anyway, I have a 2020, XF sportbreak, petrol 25T, 250HP, from new, and have not had any problems with it, my previous car was a Jag 5l supercharged, XJ, Beautiful car also had no problems, I am sure my next car will also be a Jaguar.

My 22 svr is awesome...heated steering wheel and seats are quick to heat up

I rejected 2 brand new FPaces because of a serious drive line vibration through the gears. Jaguar told me it was a characteristic of the vehicle so I politely told them to take them back and I bought something else. Turns out it is a well documented problem.

Plus: 5 yr/60k number to bumper warranty, plus all of your maintenance is free, over that same 5 yr/60k period.

Do you prefer the GLE over the Jag?

The red boots.. nice power move

Reliability is ........😢

Great review guys!
I have a Jaguar XF that I absolutely love, that has been more reliable than my previous Mazda and Toyota vehicles. The F Pace is one of the best kept secrets of the crossover market, and as the brand transitions, there may be good deals out there.

Sexy SUV, I must admit.

Sadly, this will be peak Jaguar with the current bozos 'reimagining the brand'.'

It's beautiful but official reviews crap all over it

Where is RDX Acura ?or MDX? Is there something wrong with Acura ?

Look at the steering go though a puddle steering rack packs up😮😮

I had a 2016 fpace and a 2018 fpace R. Great cars but reliability was a huge issue. Lots of issues with the 2016, at the dealer every couple months. The 2018 was better but still had issues. I traded up for range rover. Much less issues.

Miserable resale price and lousy reliability....Run!

I have a 2018 with the super charged V6. Only issue was a the slightest vibration that turned out to be an inner front wheel bearing, covered under warranty. I still love the car after 5 years and would buy another one. Just got back from a trip to Vegas from Vancouver with my two older brothers and it was great.

No issues with my fpace ,2 years old