2010 Jaguar Xkr Convertible Supercharged 5.0l Black/black Low Miles on 2040-cars
Englewood, Colorado, United States
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I'm selling my Jaguar XK-R Convertible. It is Black on Black and is extremely clean with very low miles... only 20,838 Miles! The only thing wrong with it is there is a small curb rash on the front right wheel (see pics). I can get this fixed for $80, but it's not that bad. Front tires are about 80% (almost new) and rears are around 40-50%.
Only reason I am selling is because it isn't really working for the family :) That's why such low miles. It has been serviced at Hornburg Jaguar in Santa Monica it's whole life so it's mechanically sound. I was going to trade it in, but the Jeep dealer will only give me $44,000 for it, and NADA Trade in is $47,650, with Retail NADA at $52,400. So, I figured if I can get anything more, I'd rather give somebody a good deal on an amazing car than let the dealer make $8,000 on it. You're welcome to come see it if you'd like. Or let me know if you want more pics. Shipping available at buyers expense. Call for exact quote, but here are some estimates to give you an idea: Las Vegas: $400 Los Angeles: $600 Miami: $1200 Minneapolis: $750 New York: $1000 You can estimate about $0.50 per mile. |
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