Jaguar will use next week’s Los Angeles Auto Show to roll-out the updated 2015 Jaguar F-Type range which is highlighted by the addition of all-wheel-drive.
The number of Jaguar F-Type derivatives will also grow from six to 14.
Jaguar’s Los Angeles unveiling will also highlight the British luxury brand’s partnership with the Bloodhound SSC World Land Speed Record attempt which will take place next year on the Hakskeen Pan in the Northern Cape, South Africa.
As part of that project an all-wheel-drive Jaguar F-Type R Coupe was recently driven across the relatively soft surface of the Hakskeen Pan by former World Land Speed Record holder Richard Noble.
