A lot will depend on how many Jaguar make. The XE residuals are quite strong compared to BMW, but they are woeful now so I'm not sure how good that makes them. The F-Type convertible was overpriced and Jaguar flooded the market, the prices bombed. I had an early F-Type V6S coupe and didnt loose a great deal when I sold it at one year old, the V8 hasn't faired so well. Porsche are good at limiting supply, I'll probably wait close to a year for my Macan GTS, other models were 18 months not too long ago, this in turn keeps prices very strong, there isn't a car on Autotrader less than list price, yes they may have lost some of the cost of options but some are 18 month old. If Jaguar simply ramp up supply to meet demand (and why wouldn't they) prices in the long term will just be average. Anyone got a crystal ball :lol: