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2003 Jaguar X-type Base Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
US $3,100.00
Year:2003
Mileage:171000
Location:
United States
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I have had this vehicle since 2009 and I am the second owner. I take very good care of all of the vehicles that I own with frequent oil changes on the regular basis, tire rotation and changes and any other minor maintenance issues the vehicle would have. I drive this vehicle out of town often it is my second vehicle.
I have never had any major mechanical issues out of the vehicle. I have only had to replace The reservoir tank before( tank that holds antifreeze), and minor hoses that hold the antifreeze (Normal wear and tear). The check engine light is on and has been on for the past year but not sure why. Believe it could be something minor with the carburetor. Anyone seriously interested is welcome to get any test done before purchasing. I drive the vehicle regularly to work and out of town, I own a second 2010 Jaguar XF and would like to get rid of the X-type. The only thing I know of wrong is that the 6 disc CD player does not play anymore. If interested please contact me for more details. Serious inquires and bids only. This car has never been in any accidents, has a clear and clean title, and is only available for pick up. Will not ship. Contact me for additional information. |
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