Jaguar F Pace Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The F-Pace is Jaguar's mid-size luxury SUV. For 2026 it is sold in two forms, both with all-wheel drive and the R-Dynamic S trim. The difference is the engine: the P250 is the lower-priced option, and the P400 carries the higher price.

There is a catch to shopping for one. Reports indicate the F-Pace is at or near the end of its run, and current availability appears limited and may vary by dealer. Jaguar's lineup is in transition, so check with a Jaguar retailer about what is in stock before building a budget around any of these numbers.

MotorTrend lists the R-Dynamic S P250 AWD at $58,375 and the R-Dynamic S P400 AWD at $67,875. Car and Driver lists the whole range at $58,375 – $67,875, which matches.

Both outlets list the same figures, so the F-Pace pricing looks consistent across sources. The listed prices may include destination, which is typically charged on top of a manufacturer's MSRP, so ask your dealer to separate the two.

The P250 is the entry version, and the P400 is the more powerful and more expensive one. The difference between the two lines in the table is the cost of the stronger engine. Which one makes sense depends on how you drive and how much you value acceleration, so test both if the dealer has them available.

• Engine choice, P250 or P400
• Options such as wheels, paint, and technology packages, which can add a lot on a luxury SUV
• Destination charges, taxes, registration, and fees
• Dealer discounts or adjustments on remaining stock
• Financing terms or lease offers

Because remaining stock may be handled differently by different dealers, quotes can vary. Ask more than one dealer for an out-the-door total.

When a model is winding down, the cars still available are the remaining stock, which can mean fewer color and option combinations to pick from. It can also change how parts and service are handled over time, so ask the dealer about warranty coverage and maintenance support. Jaguar's dealer network can tell you what coverage applies to the specific car you are looking at.

1. Which F-Pace models do you have in stock, and which trims are they?
2. Is the quoted price the MSRP, or does it include destination and other charges?
3. What warranty and service coverage applies to this specific car?
4. Can you provide a full itemized list of installed options?
5. What is the out-the-door total including taxes and fees?

Writing these answers down makes quotes from different dealers easier to compare. If a dealer cannot confirm stock, ask when they expect to know.

A listed price is a starting point for a specific trim and model year. It does not say what accessories are installed on a car, whether the dealer has added fees, or how a trade-in will be valued. Treat it as a way to compare trims and sources, and rely on a written quote for the actual car.

If a new F-Pace is hard to find, a used one is another route. Used pricing depends on year, mileage, and condition, and a pre-purchase inspection from an independent shop is a good idea. Look for a complete service history and check for open recalls with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration at nhtsa.gov.