Will the Jaguar XF be a future classic?
Bearing in mind Jaguar's recent announcements about stopping production of all internal combustion-engined cars by 2025, do you think the facelifted XF has a chance of becoming a future classic?
Asked on 17 February 2021 by Gary
Answered by
Andrew Brady
Eventually. It'll take a long time (a 30-year-old Jaguar XJ40 is only just becoming accepted as a classic) and you'll have to consider running costs as the car gets older. It's quite a complicated car which could be difficult to maintain (and even fuel) when we're all driving around in electric cars. We wouldn't advise letting its future classic status influence your buying decision.
Tags:
future classic
Similar questions
Wondering if my 2005 Mercedes SLK 200 is worth keeping? It has done 55,000 miles and has been sound - no major problems except for a mouse that moved into the engine bay and chewed through wiring. We are...
Will a Mk1 SEAT Leon Cupra, MG ZR, Renault 19 or Abarth Grande Punto ever become a classic as I would like to buy one of these as I have previously owned them.
I've been tasked with trying to sell my elderly relative's Audi 80 E-SE Auto estate year 1995. I'm trying to get some idea of its value and a good place to sell it. He purchased the car from new, 42,000...
Related models
Great blend of ride quality and enjoyable handling. Comfortable and refined. Well-equipped as standard. Fleet-friendly diesel engine.
Elsewhere on 
