2008 Jaguar X-type Awd Rebuildable - Good Title on 2040-cars
Homestead, Pennsylvania, United States
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2008 Jaguar X-Type, All Wheel Drive with only 48,000 miles!! Silver exterior with charcoal leather interior. Interior has no signs of wear at all - non smoker car.
Some options include the following; 227 HP 3.0 V6 Engine 4-Wheel Disc Brakes With ABS Traction 4 All Wheel Drive 5 Speed Automatic Transmission Dynamic Stability Control Variable Ratio Steering Adaptive Restraint System Anti-theft Engine Immobilizer Front Driver & Passenger Air Bags, Driver Knee Air Bag, Side Curtain Air Bags Rear Child Seat Tether System Climate Control With Interior Cabin Air Filtration System 120 Watt AM/FM CD System Leather Seating and Steering Wheel - FLAWLESS CONDITION One Touch Power Moonroof Split Fold Down Rear Seat Power Front Seats Sapele Wood Interior Trim Accents Bluetooth Connectivity Heated Front Seats and much, much more..... Vehicle runs and drives perfectly, no leaks, no air bag deployment, no lights lit up on dash - MINOR DAMAGE. I own a collision repair shop approximately 6-10 miles from Pittsburgh PA. We purchased this vehicle from one of our customers that was moving out of state and could not wait to have the vehicle repaired. Listed below are the items needed to get this car looking good again; Front bumper cover needs to be replaced in my opinion. There is another seller listed here on e-bay that has a complete bumper assembly for $350.00 The left headlamp assembly needs to be replaced - I have a perfect used lamp that I will include with the sale! The left fender needs to be replaced - I have a used fender that I will include with the sale! The used fender is not perfect as there are several small dings that will require reconditioning prior to refinishing. The hood panel has minor damage to the left front corner. I estimated this damage at 4.5 hours when I was going to repair the vehicle. There are no buckles or distortion beyond that area. The right fender has a softball sized soft dent that can easily be repaired. Damage is not through the feature line area. The right quarter panel has a small dent that can probably be removed by a paintless dent repair person. The passenger front and rear doors were creased from front to rear. I was lucky enough to find two perfect silver doors for the car for a reasonable price. I bolted them on the car and transferred the original trim panels to them. I will include the original doors with the sale if you want them. Other than the damage listed above, the car was impeccably maintained and cared for. The tires are in great condition with about 70% of the tread remaining. Please contact me if you have any additional questions about the vehicle. This vehicle will be sold as is, where it is. I only accept cash at time of pick up when selling a vehicle. As far as the price goes, I am negotiable to reasonable offers. Thanks for looking! |
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Jaguar's futuristic 'Sayer' steering wheel might make your morning coffee
Tue, Sep 5 2017In the not-too-distant future, it would be the only part of the car you'd actually own. If it were the subject of a surrealist painting from 1929, it might feature the tagline, "Ceci n'est pas un volant," the French word for steering wheel. Jaguar calls it Sayer and says it's the steering wheel of the future — the first voice-activated, artificial intelligence steering wheel that will be able to carry out hundreds of tasks and follow you from car to car. "Imagine a future of autonomous, connected and electric cars where you don't own a single car, but instead call upon the vehicle of your choice where and when you need it," the company says. "That's a future vision Jaguar Land Rover is exploring with Sayer, the connected steering wheel that could be the only part of the car you own." Automakers focused on developing autonomous vehicles have proposed doing away with pedals and steering wheels, but this is the first we've heard of that envisions the steering wheel, such as it is, as your veritable car keys in a self-driving, car-sharing world. Jaguar says it could order up a ride to get you where you need to go on time, and it could even advise you when you might enjoy driving part of the journey yourself. No word on whether it can sync with a toaster for breakfast, however. The concept device is named after Malcolm Sayer, a Jaguar designer from 1951 to 1970 who's responsible for the E-Type and D-Type racer, which won the Le Mans 24-hour race three times in a row in the 1950s. It will feature on a Jaguar concept called Future-Type in 2040. In the meantime, it will be unveiled at Tech Fest at Central St. Martins, University of the Arts London on Thursday, Sept. 7, as part of the automaker's "Technology with Heart" presentation. The festival is free to the public Sept. 8-10. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings. Image Credit: Jaguar Green Weird Car News Jaguar Technology Emerging Technologies artificial intelligence steering wheel voice command
2024 Jaguar F-Type ZP Edition is the end of the line
Wed, Oct 11 2023The Jaguar F-Type is going to leave us after the 2024 model year wraps up, but it’s not saying goodbye without a final limited-edition model. Named the F-Type ZP Edition, Jaguar will make just 150 of these throughout the 2024 model year. Why “ZP” Edition? Jaguar says itÂ’s a callback to the first race-winning “Project ZP” E-Type vehicles that were campaigned directly after that modelÂ’s launch in 1961. There will be two specifications for potential owners to choose from. The first is Oulton Blue paint combined with a red and black interior, and the other option is Crystal Grey paint with a blue and black interior. Both models will have Porcelain White hand-painted racing-style roundels on the doors. WeÂ’ll also note that neither of the two available exterior paint options have been offered on the F-Type until now. Of course, the base car underneath all the appearance extras is an F-Type R with the 575-horsepower supercharged V8 engine. YouÂ’ll be able to choose either the coupe or convertible, and both body styles get unique 20-inch forged wheels with “ZP” etched into them shrouding black-painted calipers. YouÂ’ll also see ZP Edition branding on the fenders, sill plates and dashboard. Plus, each vehicle will get a “One of 150” SV Bespoke plaque on the interior. Pricing wasnÂ’t detailed by Jaguar, but if you want one, weÂ’d suggest getting in touch with a dealer sooner rather than later. Related video: This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.
Jaguar explains the perfect driver seating position
Wed, Mar 20 2019Although the shapes of car seats are one-size-fits-all, manufacturers have created numerous ways to customize how seats are positioned in efforts to cater to the multiple sizes of drivers. Whereas old vehicles only had the options of reclining and sliding forward or backward, new cars have seats that move up, down, forward, backward, and just about any other direction. In a new video, Jaguar demonstrates exactly how to use these features to find the perfect seating position. The advice comes from Steve Iley, Jaguar Land Rover's chief medical officer. Many people only think of seating position as a means to comfort, but when dealing with posture, it can affect a person's health. Iley's first tip is to empty out your pockets, thus avoiding any impingements. That includes anything from wallets to keys to cellphones to stowed-away snacks. Before putting a seatbelt on, the driver should then make sure his or her butt is all the way to the rear of the seat and that the entire back is touching the seat. Next are the seat adjustments. Iley suggests moving the back of the seat until the driver's spine and pelvis are aligned and straight. Note in this position the driver's thighs should be resting on the seats without any pressure points. Following this step, check the distance and position of the feet relative to the pedals. Jaguar says in the correct position, the leg should still be slightly bent when a pedal is fully pressed. The driver's elbows should be in a similar slightly bent position. With both hands on the wheel, make sure the arms aren't straight and have a slight kink at the elbow. In an ideal position, the driver's shoulders should remain in contact with the seat even during turning. Last, the headrest should be aligned with the top of the head. Not mentioned in Jaguar's advice is that NHTSA urges you to sit at least 10 inches from the steering wheel — as far back as you can while still comfortably reaching the pedals and wheel — in order to minimize the potential for serious injuries from airbag deployment, and the old 10-and-2 hand position is discouraged for the same reasons. Hands at 3 and 9 or at 4 and 8 are the new norm. AAA demonstrates in the video below. If any part of this doesn't make sense, you're in luck. Both videos are helpful. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.



















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