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Supercharged 4.0l V8. !!!47,000 Original Mile California Car!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1999 Mileage:46974 Color: No evidence of any repainted areas
Location:

Carlsbad, California, United States

Carlsbad, California, United States

Summary:
You are bidding on a 1999 Jaguar XJR with only 46,974 miles! This vehicle has an unblemished Carfax report. Being a true California car, there is absolutely no rust anywhere. I would drive this car cross country without a concern. No oil leaks. No dashboard warning lights. Here is an opportunity to buy the Flagship Jaguar model of 1999 for a mere fraction of what the car cost new!
California bidders note, car has already passed smog inspection. Registration expired on 12/04/2013. $223 to bring fees current through 12/04/2014.
Good luck.



Engine: 
Engine starts immediately and settles into a nice 600 rpm idle. Pulls strongly all the way to redline. No missing, no pinging...just a seamless endless surge.

Transmission:

Transmission shifts from drive to reverse to drive with no clunk, no jerk, no hesitation. Up shifts and downshifts smoothly with no slipping or hard shifting.

Brakes/Tires:
 New Front brakes. 4 new tires with less than 100 miles on them.

Suspension:
This is an XJR, so everything is a little stiffer than your pedestrian XJ8.  Very little body roll. Tight and responsive handling.

Paint/Exterior:

No evidence of any repainted areas. No panel appears to have been removed. Bit of cloudiness in paint starting to show on roof only.

Upholstery/Interior
:
Interior is perfect. No cracks, no tears, no blemishes any where. Dash shows no cracks. Carpets are perfect. Headliner beginning to collapse near rear glass. Clouding on inside rear view mirror...seems to be common since I have not found a used one that is not in same condition.

Electrical:
All electrical in perfect working order. Air conditioner blows ice cold! Power seats, windows, door locks, cruise, sunroof, automatic climate control all perform as they were designed to.

Miscellaneous:
Corrosion on wheels where chrome was obviously not applied with care. Re-chrome would alleviate this problem.


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