Jaguar Land Rover's 2016-MY Fleet Incentives Announced
Jaguar Land Rover will offer fleet incentives for its 2016 model-year vehicles, including refreshed models of the Jaguar XF and XJ luxury sedans and two new Land Rover models.
Photo of 2016 XF S courtesy of Jaguar Land Rover.
Photo of 2016 XF S courtesy of Jaguar Land Rover.
Jaguar Land Rover will offer fleet incentives for its 2016 model-year vehicles, including refreshed models of the Jaguar XF and XJ luxury sedans and two new Land Rover models.
Jaguar Land Rover offers two fleet incentives, including one for companies that own a fleet of at least five vehicles and one for employees with an allowance at companies where at least 25 have the allowance.
Fleet incentives for 2016-MY Jaguar vehicles eligible for Level 1 pricing with company-owned vehicles include $1,500 for the XF, $2,500 for the XJ, and $2,500 for the F-Type. Level 2 incentives for allowance employees include $1,000 for the XF and $1,000 for the F-Type.
Jaguar Land Rover will announce fleet incentives for its 2017-MY XE entry-luxury sedan and F-Pace luxury compact SUV in 2016.
Level 1 fleet incentives for 2016-MY Land Rover vehicles include $2,000 for the Evoque, $1,000 for the LR4, $1,000 for the Discovery Sport, and $1,000 for the Range Rover Sport. Level 2 incentives include $1,000 for the Evoque, $1,000 for the LR4, $1,000 for the Discovery Sport, and $1,000 for the Range Rover Sport. The company didn't offer incentives for the LR4 and Range Rover Sport for the 2015-MY.
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