Oxford Diecast 76JEP002

Fuji White Jaguar E Pace

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Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

How about the Oxford Diecast Fuji White Jaguar E Pace? This Jaguar SUV in 1:76 scale appears in brilliant White with black and silver interior, registered AJ68 TZZ from 2018. With five doors and a sunroof, it replicates a vehicle with both space and elegance. Detail includes black exterior trim, a distinctive black and silver radiator grille incorporating the modern Jaguar badge, while the big cat is reproduced in silver along with the Jaguar name across the back.

The real thing was unveiled in 2017, classed as a small luxury soft roader with five doors. It was designed by Jaguar's talented Chief Designer Ian Callum and includes elements of two stable-mates, namely the Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Discovery Sport. Prices start at £31, 465 but if you want the top of the range Sports versions, you'll be investing £33,490.

It comes either as a front engine, front wheel drive or front engine all-wheel drive. There are also two transmission options, either a 9-speed ZF 9HP automatic for petrol and diesel engines or an 8-speed PHEV - Plug in Hybrid Electric version.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Fuji White Jaguar E‑Pace is a 1:76 scale die‑cast model. The manufacturer part number is 76JEP002 and the model represents the period known as the Rebuilding of the Railways.

The model is finished in Fuji White with a black and silver interior. It is marked with the registration AJ68 TZZ from 2018. The vehicle has five doors, a sunroof and features black exterior trim, a black and silver radiator grille bearing the contemporary Jaguar badge, and the Jaguar name and big cat emblem reproduced in silver on the rear.

The real Jaguar E‑Pace was unveiled in 2017 and is classed as a small luxury soft‑roader with five doors. Chief Designer Ian Callum led its design, incorporating elements from the Range Rover Evoque and the Land Rover Discovery Sport. UK pricing starts at £31,465 for the base version and rises to £33,490 for the top‑spec Sports versions.

The production vehicle is available as a front‑engine front‑wheel‑drive or front‑engine all‑wheel‑drive. Two transmission options are offered: a 9‑speed ZF 9HP automatic for petrol and diesel engines, and an 8‑speed plug‑in hybrid electric (PHEV) unit.