2003 Jaguar S-type Base Sedan 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Utica, Michigan, United States
Listing for my father a beautiful 2003 Jaguar S-Type. This model year was the first year for many of the important mechanical and cosmetic updates for this vehicle. This car is equipped with the absolutely bulletproof 3.0 litre V-6 and ZF 6HP automatic transmission. This vehicle has been maintained to perfection and all known issues with this model have already been addressed which include the following: Cooling system has been completely replaced with the exception of the heater core (expansion tank, spider hose/thermostat, coolant control valve and radiator, coolant flushed). Intake manifold tuning valve o-rings, upper and lower intake gaskets, spark plugs, fuel filter. Transmission electrical sleeve, transmission pan (with integrated filter), transmission oil cooler lines. Suspension is free from clunks, rattles or ride quality issues, vehicle does not pull or drift. All maintenance has been done on time and as specified by Jaguar. No check engine light, warning lights or any electrical issues. The exterior is free from any major blemishes with only minor scrapes and dings as expected from a daily driven 10 year old car. Interior is in almost perfect condition it would be hard to find flaw in the interior even if looking for one. The only problem with this car is the left rear power door lock does not work, to find that as the most major flaw of a car this old with the mileage accrued is a testament as to how well this car was built. This car has never left my father broken down in the 6 years he's owned it and the many road trips it has been on. Get in this car, turn the key and drive it anywhere. Car is listed locally and we have the right to terminate the auction if sold. Vehicle is being sold with no warranty expressed or implied. Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping. Cash or certified funds only.
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