What do you dislike most about your F Type.

alanva said:
Most things! Got rid & gone back to a Bentley Continental GT !
Byeeeeeeeeee
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Fair enough! Anything particular you'd call out?

As you've gone back to a GT, the F Type possibly wasn't the car for you :)
 
pretty negative and poor reply to be honest Alanva
If you were comparing to a Bentley GT then agree with Chris, Ftype was probably not your thing anyway
 
Thing is, we are a naturally biased forum, towards F Types. If he likes a Bentley, fair enough, I wouldn't be seen dead in one! :D
 
scm said:
I wouldn't be seen alive in one! :lol:
Very expensive VWs, really. ;)
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:lol: my son won a Bentley for the weekend in a charity auction and it was brilliant, it's a different beast to the f type. The downside for him was giving it back and having to get back in his work van. :lol: .
 

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I have a good friend who is fortunate enough to own both a Bentley Continental and a F Type R. His wife drives the Bentley.

Back to the thread at hand ...

I don’t particularly like the raising central air vent. The first reason is because it failed (but was covered under warranty). The second is because, for me, it’s a little gimmicky (and every time it raises I sit wondering whether it will retract again!).
 
I had mine for 2.5 years and it was bought at 3 years old, there are 2 things I don't like;

The continued depreciation - I don't know why, they are cracking cars in limited numbers and from my experience, really reliable
The main dealers - always filled with dread when I have to deal with them, my next service will be with an independent Jag specialist so I'll see if it's any better.

I think it says something about the F Type when the only things I can complain about are not to do with the actual car
 
I do not really 'dislike' anything at all. For the purpose of fun and leisure - its not a daily driver- , its the best fun I could afford.

What I see as a flaw is the difficulty to see traffic from the co-driver side, if you come from a side street. The rear pillar is very wide.
But if you ever end with the car on its roof, then you really like that wide pillar.. :mrgreen:

So everything is relative..
 
Dan_Veluwe said:
I do not really 'dislike' anything at all. For the purpose of fun and leisure - its not a daily driver- , its the best fun I could afford.

What I see as a flaw is the difficulty to see traffic from the co-driver side, if you come from a side street. The rear pillar is very wide.
But if you ever end with the car on its roof, then you really like that wide pillar.. :mrgreen:

So everything is relative..
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Get a convertible then no pillar at all!

(As long as the roof is down!)
 
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