2003 Jaguar S-type Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Loudon, Tennessee, United States
Beautiful, emerald green Jaguar S-TYPE. This is a great cruising car. Wonderful for driving in the summer with all the windows down. The sound system in the car is above average. The interior is beautiful with light brown, faux wood grain paneling and leather seats with little sign of wear and no rips or tears. The drivers seat does not move forward/backward and the passenger seat does not recline but it could be a fuse issue, I've never needed to move them. The sunroof also needs a fuse replaced. I did have my mechanic do about $2500 worth of replacements on hoses and belts in the engine (I have a record of the specifics if needed). I've also never needed to use it seeing as I owned the car in the winter. The car is automatic with a slap shift option as well as the ability to turn off and on the "S" feature allowing the car to shift at higher RPMs. The car does take unleaded premium gas only. The car is well taken car of and driven everyday. I'm only selling the car to downsize to something a little smaller. There are a few things that need to be repaired, nothing major. I've owned the car for nearly a year and haven't had any major problems with it, just minor things. I hope you consider this beautiful car and buy it!!!! Thanks so much for taking your time to check it out! |
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