2003 Jaguar X-type Awd--rare 5-speed--only 75k Miles--absolute No Reserve on 2040-cars
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Listed for sale, is this 2003 Jaguar X-Type AWD with 75k original miles. Up until 5 days ago, the car ran and drove great. Now it will not start, and the mechanics can't figure out why. We initially thought it was the fuel pump, but that doesn't seem to be the problem. We also checked the battery cables and fuses, and those seem to be fine. One mechanic said it could be the engine, but the car is turn over (just not cranking), which is usually not a sign of a bad engine. Plus, it only has 75K miles on it, which is low for an engine to go bad. Nonetheless, we did price an engine for $500, but the owner didn't want to go that route.
The interior is in good condition with minimal wear and tear. There are some minor rips in the leather, but the leather, carpet, and dash areas are clean. The exterior is also in good condition. There is slight damage on the right fender and bumper area, but doesn't take away from the car's stunning appearance, and the paint looks really good. Again, this is a NO RESERVE auction; so the highest bid wins. This repair could be something minor, or it could be an expensive one. Either way, this is a very good deal. This car sells for $5500 to $6000. So it's worth the repair. Your also welcome to view the vehicle before the listing ends. However, if you have a feedback score less than 5, or have not received feedback within the past 12 months, please contact me before bidding. If not, you're bid will be cancelled. Thanks and Good Luck! |
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