2003 Jaguar S-type Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Pleasanton, California, United States
Classic British Racing Green 2003 Jaguar S-Type 4.2L V8 All Wheel Drive - 92,000 miles. Still one of the best looking cars out there. Car has had one owner and we have all the maintenance records. Overall the exterior is in fantastic condition but there are some scratches on the back right bumper and a a couple in the middle of the bumper. The interior is Leather, Sand Factory color in perfect condition. All power features are in working order. Can has been very well taken care of, it was a second car for the last 4 years. After market rims that cost $2,500 at the time of purchase. Tires have been recently replaced and have under 500 miles on them. Car was fully loaded when bought, includes sport package, Navigation and upgraded head lights.
Car is available for show in Dublin, CA anytime after 4:30 during the week or anytime on the weekends. Shipping: Shipping will be up to the buyer to arrange. Address will be provided by us once $500 deposit has been made. Payment: $500 Payment via PayPal will be required within 24 hour of auction close. Balance will be due via PayPal or Cashiers Check. PayPal Account is KeeganWarren@msn.com Please Call or Text (530) 680-2010 with any questions! Serious buyers only. |
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