2000 Jaguar S-type on 2040-cars
United States
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2000 Jaguar is in excellent shape. I am the second owner. First owner
was a friends mother. I've owned the car for a little over a year and
have had no issues other than having to change brakes. I recently
replaced the battery a few months ago. Also at the same time tinted the
windows the illinois legal limit. Never had any smoker and never seen a
winter. So no salt. No rust. Car is really in great shape. All of the
functions on the car work. I reguarly changed the pil and gave it
pleanty of details in my time with it. Just ran through emmissions with
no issues. So its cleard for years. I Have nearly brand new brakes on
the car. I did all these small things because I thought I would be
driving it for some time but inharrited a car last month. The highlight
of the car for me was the built in K40 radar detector built into the
front and rear bumper.
I can let go of my vehicle for $3000.If you have any questions or if you are interested please contact me at the e-mail address davisimani211@gmail.com |
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