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Up for sale a 2000 Jaguar S-Type Sedan

This car is has a 4.0 L V8 engine that had a knock in it so it will need some motor work. It has auto transmission and 133000 miles with leather seats and full electric. Amenities: leather, cassette, radio, power windows, power door locks, moonroof, power steering, telescoping wheel, traction control, ABS, dual and side airbags, dual power seats.

This car comes with no warranty and no guarantees. It should be purchased by someone who can fix it or even wants to use it for parts. The overall condition of the interior is nice and I have included a bunch of pictures so you can see a variety of angles. There is a dent on the back passenger corner and crack on bumper that can be seen in photos provided. If you would like some more photos of a particular area of the vehicle please feel free to contact me and I can add them.

This vehicle has a clean title.

I am located in Owensboro, Ky if you are in reasonable distance I encourage you to come take a closer look and see for yourself. We are honest sellers and simply don't have the time to fix the car. Buyer will be required to make their own arrangements to remove the vehicle but we can help load onto a trailer if you need assistance. We can also notorize all paperwork required to transfer title. A $200.00 paypal deposit is required at time of purchase but I will not accept Paypal for the balance it must be paid either cash or bank transfer, or cashiers check.

Please feel free to contact me should you have any questions or concerns.

Thanks for looking

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