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UP FOR SALE IS A GORGEOUS METALLIC BLACK/TAN HEATED LEATHER INTERIOR 2007 JAGUAR XJ Vanden Plas with 59,427 miles.

Under the hood is a modern 4.2L 4196CC V8 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated ENGINE in great condition that cranks 420 horsepower and mated to a six-speed automatic transmission that shifts perfectly….crafted with fine leather and wood that make the interior a remarkable place to spend time.

Fully Loaded with Front and side air bags… head curtain bags… dynamic stability control… ABS brakes…remote security system… 140-watt stereo…16-way adjustable and heated front seats…. power-adjustable pedals… a power adjustable steering colum…power sunroof/moonroof…PREMIUM 19” RIMS ….NON-SMOKER….

The XJ Vanden Plas offers more rear seat leg room courtesy of a wheelbase that is five inches longer than regular XJ models…power-folding electrochromic exterior mirrors with memory settings, wool floor mats, a heated steering wheel, an upgraded Alpine stereo system, a navigation system, and tasteful wood trim.

NO DENTS… NO SCRATCHES…NO RUST

This Gorgeous 2007 JAGUAR XJ Vanden Plas will come with a REBUILT title due to a front accident that occurred few months back…We replaced the front bumper cover, left fender and headlight…blended the paint for a perfect color match with a superb job done….Vehicle has since been stated inspected and issued the REBUILT title mentioned above which is just as good as a CLEAR TITLE but with a salvage history and can be registered anywhere in the U.S.......

Feel free to call with any questions 313-247-1774 (Nader)

We can help ship your vehicle to your desired destination anywhere in the states at our dealer discounted hauler/freight services Areas are as follows with neighboring/surrounding states applying as well.

N.Y area- $450

Florida area- $550

Texas area- $550

California area- $800

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