Premium luxury automobile franchise company, Alliance Motors, has unveiled the Jaguar F-PACE, a high-riding, all-wheel-drive sport-utility vehicle, onto the market.
The unveiling was preceded with a 3-D simulation display.
The Sales Director for Sub- Saharan Africa, Mr Nigel Clarke, described the F-PACE as “extremely stylish”.
He announced that the Jaguar brand has consistently enjoyed about 23 per cent global growth, adding that there is a five-year warranty on the vehicle. He said the first batch of purchases made would have a three-year free service charge.
The Sales Manager for Alliance Motors, Mr Kwadwo Adjabeng, said, “The Jaguar F-PACE has been tested in extreme conditions and has passed all safety measures.” He described the car as one “designed and engineered to fit the terrain in sub-Saharan Africa”.
Mr Adjabeng touched on key features such as All-Surface Progress Control which enables smooth drive-away on low-friction surfaces, and Intelligent driveline dynamics which assist all-wheel drive ability and rear-wheel drive character.
The General Manager of Alliance Motors, Mr Martin Madsen, said “this is an exciting time for us and we look forward to more growth”, as the company marks its third year in Ghana.
The British High Commissioner to Ghana, Mr Jon Benjamin, was the first to test the deluxe F-PACE which is a five-seater with a spacious, unique luxurious interior featuring the premium materials, craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail that give every Jaguar its unique sense of satisfaction.
The F-pace range will consist of: F-pace Pure, F-Pace R-Sport, F-pace S, F-pace First Edition.
The powertrain range consists of 250kW and 280kW 3.0-litre supercharged V6 petrol engines, with an eight-speed automatic gearbox. The durable F-Pace is manufactured at Jaguar Land Rover’s Solihull Plant alongside the Jaguar XE sports sedan.
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