2006 Jaguar S-type Base Sedan 4-door 3.0l All Original 2 Owner Pristine on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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This vehicle is the finest example of a car that was taken care of so anally, it looks, drives and smells like new with nothing on the inside or out showing any more wear than a vehicle 1 year old, other than the few barely noticeable things mentioned under "condition" above.
This vehicle was owned by a mature woman who owns an Interior Decorating company in Naples Florida. The vehicle was driven 6 days a week for 6+ years by 1 woman from Fort Lauderdale to her office in Naples over 120 miles each way and never leaving Florida it's entire life. I'm in Real Estate and after doing business with her on/off over the past few years I acquired this vehicle after finding out she bought a new car. The exterior is original paint and is in new condition, there is not a single ding, scratch or repaint anywhere on the car with exception to a pin size mark on the front fender and some scuff at the bottom of the passenger side bumper. Headlight lenses are crystal clear. The engine has no leaks, no funny sounds and looks like new without any shampoo or Armour All. Recent synthetic engine and transmission oil changes, new rotors, pads and wheel sensors. 5 brand new tires, 4 for the car and 1 for the full size with matching wheel spare and recent cooling system flush. Transmission shifts flawlessly. The interior is immaculate and smells new, even the carpet is plush and not flat. Never been smoked in, virtually no wear on any seats. Dash, buttons, armrests and center console are perfect. The interior has never been shampooed and looks as it does with no Amour All or shiny cleaner just original and clean. Suspension is tight as it should be, drives straight and quiet. All weatherstripping is as perfect and not dry nor torn. All electronics work perfect, AC is cold and sunroof functions smooth and quiet. Undercarriage is very clean. 2 keys and 2 fobs with owners manual. I WILL PAY FOR ANY INSPECTIONS IF THIS CAR FAILS, WILL PASS NEEDING NOTHING AS IT DID LAST WEEK. The vehicle will pass without a single thing big or small needed. Was inspected and brakes were done plus coolant and all fluids changed. Will pass any smog as the engine uses no oil whatsoever between oil changes. I am not sure why carfax shows no maintenance history, it was maintained in the same shop for almost 7 years for all scheduled maintenance. Do not let the miles fool you, the rpms spent most of its life under 1700 and the car stayed in 6th gear most of its life. This car will show drive and last as long as any 30k car. LOW RESERVE Please bid to win I can assist with inspections and shipping if necessary |
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