Lower luxury car tax for Jaguar F-Pace
New SUV given a haircut in the final weeks prior to its on-sale date in AustraliaJaguar's F-Pace SUV, due to go on sale officially from August 1, will be slightly cheaper than the official pricing announced back in December of last year.
In a press release issued late yesterday, Jaguar Land Rover's local arm revealed that prices have been reduced by small amounts for all variants other than the entry-level F-Pace 20d Prestige, which remains at $74,340.
The reductions are variously $46, $285 or $1285 for the F-Pace R-Sport Supercharged. According to the importer, the pared-back prices reflect a new threshold for the luxury car tax. By being under the green-car dispensation ceiling, the entry-level F-Pace variant's price has not moved. Specifications are unaltered for Australian-delivered vehicles.
The new prices (with the reductions in brackets) are as follows:
F-Pace
Prestige 20d i4 turbo-diesel 132kW – $74,340
R-Sport 20d i4 turbo-diesel 132kW – $80,044 (-$46)
Prestige 35t V6 Supercharged 250kW – $83,745 (-$285)
Prestige 30d V6 turbo-diesel 221kW – $84,544 (-$46)
R-Sport 35t V6 Supercharged 250kW – $88,505 (-$1285)
R-Sport 30d V6 turbo-diesel 221kW – $90,304 (-$46)
Portfolio 35t V6 Supercharged 250kW – $90,515 (-$285)
Portfolio 30d V6 turbo-diesel 221kW – $91,304 (-$46)
S 30d V6 turbo-diesel 221kW – $99,894 (-$46)
S 35t V6 Supercharged 280kW – $103,135 (-$285)
First Edition S 30d V6 turbo-diesel 221kW – $117,164 (-$46)
First Edition S 35t V6 Supercharged 280kW – $120,415 (-$285)
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