Jaguar F-Pace car lease deals

Great handling. Spacious. Lots of kit as standard. The Jaguar F-Pace was Jaguar's first foray into the world of SUV manufacture, and it still has plenty to recommend it. If you're a Jaguar owner with a family to cater for, this could be the vehicle for you.

Which Jaguar F-Pace leasing option is right for you?

The Jaguar F-Pace is available to lease in four trim variants: Prestige, Portfolio, R-Sport and S. As befits a Jaguar, even Prestige trim comes with leather upholstery as standard. You'll also get roof rails, a powered tailgate and illuminated front treadplates. Go up to Portfolio and you add a more powerful sound system, a panoramic glass roof and 10-way electric front seats. R-Sport gives you a styling pack that includes R-Sport seats, a body kit with special bumpers and an R-Sport-branded steering wheel. S trim adds performance extras like Adaptive Dynamics, as well as cosmetic extras including red front-brake callipers. All models have satnav as standard.

Jaguar F-Pace leasing deals. Handling that's worth the price.

Leasing a Jaguar F-Pace is about more than just owning an SUV. The F-Pace is still a Jaguar-and that means it has some high expectations to live up to. Handling-wise, the F-Pace scores a home run. The What Car? website calls it 'as agile as many hatchbacks', praising the F-Pace for its ability to flow through corners at speed. Yes, you'll notice the height of the vehicle, and some body lean, when cornering tightly: but for an SUV, the F-Pace handles with incredible poise. Whichever F-Pace you choose to lease, we find the best offers from nationwide dealers.

Lease a Jaguar F-Pace. For the family.

Two adults, two kids? Lease a Jaguar F-Pace and you'll find there's plenty of room for all of you. The F-Pace copes perfectly well with four adults, in fact: though if you have the panoramic glass roof fitted, you'll want to make sure rear passengers are no taller than six feet. Boot space is decent, too, falling broadly in line with other mid-sized SUVs. You should find it no problem to fit a couple of big suitcases, or a set of golf clubs. The tailgate is powered as standard, and you can opt for 'gesture' powering-where you wave your foot under the rear bumper to cause the tailgate to lift. You might look a bit daft, but you'll be pleased as Punch when you're loading heavy items in the rain, and don't have to set them down on the floor.