Jaguar Still Has Deals on Leftover 2024 Models

Jaguar XF

The only sedan left in Jaguar’s lineup, the XF was introduced for 2016 as the second generation of a sedan that originally started life when the brand was still under Ford ownership. Slight refreshes and engine updates over the years have culminated in the sedan you see today. At one time you could have a choice of V-6 or V-8 engines, but now the XF is only available with a 246- or 296-horsepower, turbocharged four-cylinder engine. If that excites you, Jaguar is offering purchase and lease deals on the 2024 XF: You can get up to $5,000 in dealer cash or up to $2,000 in purchase or lease loyalty. 

Jaguar E-Pace

Jaguar’s smallest SUV played in a crowded arena that included competitors such as the BMW X2 and Volvo XC40, but it was often overlooked thanks to its handsome yet cute styling, weirdly heavy curb weight and availability of just one turbocharged engine option. The E-Pace was actually decently fun to drive, though, enough so to make you forgive some of its faults. If driving excitement in a premium small SUV appeals to you, you can head down to your local Jaguar dealer and pick up a leftover 2024 E-Pace; Jaguar is offering up to $2,500 in dealer cash. 

Jaguar I-Pace

You probably weren’t even aware, but yes, Jaguar made one EV: the I-Pace. Introduced for 2019, Jaguar beat many other luxury automakers to the all-electric SUV market with the I-Pace. With a dual-motor setup that produces a total of 394 hp and a 90-kilowatt-hour battery pack that gives it up to an EPA-rated 246 miles of range, the I-Pace’s performance is midpack compared with other EVs. But that may be forgiven once you see the massive deal that Jaguar is offering to get rid of 2024 models. In one of the biggest incentives around, Jaguar is offering up to $20,000 in dealer cash toward the purchase of an I-Pace. 

Jaguar F-Type

Like the XF, Jaguar’s F-Type was an endangered species in the brand’s lineup. The last sports car the brand made, the F-Type was gorgeous and available in both coupe and convertible body styles. It also kept the performance flag flying at Jaguar by being available with not one, but two V-8 engines with either 444 or 575 hp, which could be had with rear or all-wheel drive. If you’re in the market for a sports car from Jaguar (and trust me, you really should be), you can either get up to $5,000 in dealer cash or up to $2,000 in purchase or lease loyalty on the 2024 F-Type. 

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• Takeaway: Jaguar isn’t the only brand with leftover 2024s; a few other brands are offering deals to clear leftover inventory from two model years ago.

According to Cars.com data, there are still over 21,000 new 2024 models on dealer lots as of December 2025, so there are deals to be had on these leftovers from more than a few brands. Out of those thousands, we’ve gathered a few here for you to consider, as well.

Chevrolet

Chevy has offers available for a few of its models that are leftover from 2024. If you’re in the market for a Corvette E-Ray, Silverado 3500, Suburban, Tahoe or Trax, you can score a deal on one. Unfortunately, what those deals are and what they entail remain unknown as Chevy says you’ll have to contact your local dealer to get details.

Dodge Hornet

Dodge still has a few 2024s left on dealership lots, and chief among them is the Hornet. Dodge’s small SUV is also the cheapest model it sells. You can score a deal on one with some incentives, but like Chevy, Dodge says you have to check with your local dealer to see what offers and incentives are available. 

Mazda

If you’re in the market for a Mazda CX-5 or MX-5 Miata, the automaker still has incentives available for 2024 models through Feb. 2. Unfortunately, they’re only available to certain buyers. The first is a $500 loyalty bonus that’s only available to current owners of Mazda vehicles. The second is another $500 in bonus cash that’s only available to active military or veterans, though spouses and children of these individuals can claim this bonus, as well. The last of these deals is a $1,000 mobility program bonus that’s only available to handicapped or disabled individuals. That bonus cash doesn’t go toward the purchase price of the vehicle, however; rather it’s for the installation of adaptive driving aids or mobility assistance equipment.

Toyota Prius Prime

While Toyota has just about a thousand 2024 models left on dealer lots, you can only score a deal on one: the Prius Prime. Toyota is offering a finance deal on the plug-in hybrid version of the Prius for as low as $574 a month. The offer is a little light on details, so like the other deals listed here, contact your local Toyota dealer to get more information. 

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