Which gearbox does an automatic Jaguar have?

Most use the ZF eight-speed automatic with a torque converter, known as smooth and durable. The E-Pace uses a nine-speed automatic, and the I-Pace has no conventional gearbox at all.

Does the ZF eight-speed in a Jaguar need servicing?

ZF advises changing its fluid during the car's life, even though it was sold as filled for life. On a high-mileage Jaguar, ask whether it was done and feel for harsh or delayed shifts on the test drive.

Were Jaguars sold with a manual gearbox?

Rarely: some four-cylinder XE models and early F-Type V6s had one. A used Jaguar on offer in the Netherlands is therefore almost always an automatic.

Cars

Used automatic Jaguars in the Netherlands

Found 1,034 cars

From €950 to €999,999, half under €19,750 · Typically 2012 with 131,210 km · Most listed: Jaguar XJ, Jaguar XF, and Jaguar F-Pace. Almost every recent Jaguar is an automatic. The XE, XF, F-Pace, F-Type and XJ use ZF's eight-speed torque-converter gearbox, the E-Pace a nine-speed automatic, and the electric I-Pace a single fixed ratio with no gears to change.