Jaguar X-type Manual 5 Speed Leather Awd New Tires Super Clean Tinted Windows on 2040-cars
Marion, Illinois, United States
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You are looking at a 2002 Jaguar X-Type with 140k miles AWD with a MANUAL transmission! This is a super nice car and a blast to drive! It has been very well cared for and maintained regularly. I drove a lot on the highway so that is where the majority of the miles have come from. The exterior of it is practically perfect and would easily rate a 9 out of 10! The interior is fantastic with only a couple things wrong and would rate 8 out 10! I know the new owner will love this car as much as I have. The only reason I am selling it is because we just had another baby and I cant keep this one. The Bad: The headliner is sagging a little and would probably need replaced to make interior perfect. Emergency brake will not stay on its own, this is a recall part for Jaguar and they will fix it for free. I don’t have a local shop and it is more than 2 hours and just don’t have the time. The remote for the key is not working it needs a battery and then programmed. Again you have to go to Jaguar dealership for this. Here is a list of some of the new items that were recently installed: 2 New fuel pump (less
than 500 miles) Installed at Volkswagen of Marion 3 (4) New tires (less
than 250 miles) 4 New battery in January 5 (2) New Head lights
($600+ new each) The old ones were foggy and adjusters were not working 6 New Hi and low beam
bulbs 100+ 7 LED ultra bright back
up lights 8 LED Rear fog lamps 9 LED license plate
lights 10 Clear front marker
lights 11 Clear front turn
signal lights Shipping Payment Cash Only If buyer decides to have
it shipped I will accept a certified bank check. There will be a deposit of $200.00 USD immediately after the auction end. I will only accept Paypal for the deposit. It can be refunded upon full payment if the buyer prefers. Disclaimer This vehicle is for sale locally and I have the right to end the auction at anytime. There is NO warranty. NO Trades. DON’T BID if you DON’T plan on paying for it. Non paying bidders will be reported to Ebay. |
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