2003 Jaguar S-type Base Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
UP FOR NO RESERVE AUCTION IS A CLEAN 2003 JAGUAR S TYPE 3.0 4DR GRAY EXTERIOR THAT LOOKS GREAT FOR THE AGE, OYSTER LEATHER INTERIOR, POWE MOONROOF, DOOR LOCKS, WINDOWS, MIRRORS, TILT, CRUISE CONTROL, ALLOY WHEELS, COLD A/C, 188K HIGHWAY MILES, THIS JAG RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT! THE CAR HAS SOME STEAM COMING FROM THE TAIL PIPE BUT I DROVE IT HOME AND IT DOES NOT APPEAR TO LOSE WATER OR OVER HEAT AT THIS POINT. THIS CAR WAS A FEDERAL FINANCIAL REPO AND IS BEING SOLD AS IS, THE CHECK ENGINE AND BRAKE LIGHTS ARE ON BUT THE CAR RUNS AND STOPS FINE, THIS CAR HAS NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR FOR THE YEAR, CLEAN AND CLEAR TITLE IN HAND, WE ARE LOCATED 5 MINUTES FROM JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AT 14476 DUVAL ROAD WEST # 707 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO INSPECT THIS VEHICLE PRIOR TO BIDDING, IF YOU HAVE LESS THAT 15 POSITIVES, PLEASE CALL ME PRIOR TO BIDDING OR I WILL CANCEL YOUR BID. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE JAG OR SHIPPING, PLEASE CALL MIKE AT 904-993-1303 CELL OR 904-337-1380 OFFICE WE HAVE A $199.00 DEALER FEE ON ALL EBAY SALES AND ALL IN STATE DEALS ARE SUBJECT TO SALES TAX AND TAG FEE'S THIS CAR IS 11 YEARS OLD AND HAS NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR INCLUDING SCRATCHES, STONE CHIPS AND DINGS, INTERIOR HAS NORMAL WEAR ON THE SEATS AND DOOR PANELS. |
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2014 Jaguar XKR-S GT claws at the driving enthusiast in us
Wed, 27 Mar 2013If you still find yourself coming up a few seconds short per lap in your Jaguar XKR-S, the British automaker has introduced the XKR-S GT - a cat specifically tuned for the racing circuit - at the New York Auto Show.
While Jaguar has left the supercharged 5.0-liter V8 unchanged (550 horsepower and 502 pound-feet of torque), it has tuned and tweaked all the items that really make cars go quicker on the track (e.g. suspension, aerodynamics, contact patches, brakes). A once-over reveals upgraded go-fast goodies including a new ventilated hood, extended wheel arch spats, reworked front end with a bespoke front splitter and canards, a massive rear wing, height-adjustable adaptive dampers, active exhaust, carbon-ceramic brakes and sticky Pirelli Corsa tires. Try as we might, the driver in us can't find anything we not to like about this enthusiast-tuned coupe.
Of course all of the upgraded XK goodness doesn't come easy, or cheap. Jaguar will limit North American sales to just 30 units and price each at $174,000. Learn all the juicy details in the official press release below.
Stunning Jaguar collection with O.G. E-Type is a museum exhibit all on its own
Mon, Mar 4 2019At what point does a personal automotive collection become a museum exhibit that's just not in a museum? Dr. Christian Jenny blurs the line between the two with his unreal lot of classic Jaguars that includes not only the first E-Type ever seen in public, but also the "Lost C-Type" and what is considered to be Jaguar's first sports car, the 1935 S.S. 90 Prototype. Switzerland-based collector Jenny is selling 12 cars individually through classic car broker Pendine Historic Cars Limited. The collection includes some of the most important Jaguars ever built, nearly all of which have open-air tops. It's so special, in fact, that Pendine has created an entirely separate tab on its website dedicated to the set. The 12-pack includes the 1935 S.S. 90 Prototype, a 1952 C-Type, the E-Type Series I fixed-head coupe (aka "The Geneva Launch Car"), a 1935 S.S. 90 "Captain Black," a 1937 S.S. 100 2.5 liter, a 1938 S.S. 100 3.5 liter, a 1949 alloy XK120 Roadster, a 1950 XK120 Roadster, a 1955 XK140 SE Roadster, a 1960 XK150 3.8 S Roadster, an E-Type Series I Roadster, and a 1972 E-Type Series III V12 Roadster. All of the cars have been beautifully photographed and recorded by Michel Zumbrunn, author of British Auto Legends: Classics of Style and Design. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Though every one of these cars holds heavy significance, the 90 Prototype, the C-Type, and the Geneva E-Type stand to be some of the most noteworthy in British history. The S.S. 90 Prototype is considered Jaguar's first sports car before the company was even called Jaguar. It has a sidevalve 2.6-liter straight-six engine that makes an estimated 90 bhp and has won numerous Pebble Beach Concours awards. For years, this C-Type was floating in the ether and earned the nickname "The Lost C-Type" when it was the only car of the 53 C-Types that was not located. It was raced for numerous years and has since been restored. Any E-Type is highly valuable, as it's largely considered one of the most beautiful cars ever built, but this specific car has extra history. The coupe shape was reportedly hand-built from an open-top model and became the first E-Type ever seen in public. The experimental prototype, chassis No. 885005, was on display at the 1961 Geneva show. Read more detailed accounts for each car and ogle the gorgeous photography, of which each car has plenty, at Pendine. As of now, only the 90 Prototype has an offer.
Jaguar XF Sportbrake teased in Wimbledon promotion
Tue, Apr 25 2017Until this moment, we'd only seen spy photos of the Jaguar XF Sportbrake. Now we get our first official look at the long-roof Jaguar with the above teaser photo. Pleasantly, this isn't an image of the car in shadows, but rather in full light. It happens to be a bird's-eye-view image, so there isn't much we can tell about the car aside from confirming it is indeed a wagon. That's not to say we can't tell anything, though. Close examination of the tail reveals that Jaguar has opted for more conventional, body-colored D-pillars. This is a contrast to the previous XF Sportbrake that featured piano black D-pillar panels that were reminiscent of the ones on the XJ flagship sedan. Another interesting detail is that glass roof. There don't appear to be any seams along it, indicating that this is one massive, fixed panel. Odds are an opening variant is available, but that version probably won't have the same unbroken view of the sky. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. We also get one other teaser of the XF Sportbrake via a video in which Ian Callum talks about lines with the head groundskeeper of Wimbledon. Apparently Jaguar is providing cars for this year's tennis tournament, so some kind of marketing tie-in was inevitable. The video is pretty much what you would expect, with Callum saying flowery things about different kinds of lines and the lines on Jaguars. But at the very end, a silhouette of the XF Sportbrake is shown on the Wimbledon center court. It doesn't show much, but it is something. You can check it out for yourself at the end of the video above. In addition to these teasers, Jaguar announced that the car will be available later this year. No regions were announced, but don't hold your breath for the US market. The previous version was never offered here, and now Jaguar has the American-friendly F-Pace crossover to satiate Jaguar buyers needing more cargo space. So we don't see much of a case for bringing it here. That being said, we would certainly be happy if it came to the States. Related Video: