Beautiful 2000 Jaguar S-type on 2040-cars
Marlton, New Jersey, United States
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You are looking at a great looking sport V8 luxury automobile, one of the finest series that Jaguar makes. This car says a lot about its owner, and has been renowned in the world as a symbol of prestige and class, as well as having great performance.
It's been very well kept and serviced. It's a great looking silver color and combined with off white leather interior makes it look great! Judging by the miles and the condition of the car, it has been mostly used on the highway and it has also been garage kept! There are no reported manufacturer's defects on this vehicle. A never-smoked-in before beauty that looks great and smells clean. The engine is an exceptional V8 4.0L - one of the most powerful in the segment - runs strong and smooth provides the power you have come to expect from a Jaguar. The engine compartment is clean, and free of any leaks. As you can judge for yourself from the pictures - the interior is clean and extensive wood trim adds a true luxury touch. All the electrical options appear to be in working order. This Jaguar is equipped with a dual-zone climate control system and the AC blows ice-cold. The passengers at the back can also control and direct airflow. Heated seats are all around -- with the front and rear both having heated seats. And there are 14 adjustable power controls including lumbar support for both driver and passenger seats and 2 memory Extra comfort comes from lumbar support for the driver's seat. As well as a steering wheel that slides into your defined position after you sit in the car. The steering wheel has control buttons for most everything so you don't have to take your eyes off the road. Also has the auto dimming rear view mirror to cope with those who get close behind you, and blind you with their headlights - for a more relaxed evening or night driving experience! The power locks, windows, seats and moon roof (and all the other electrical features) all work and are in excellent condition, and it is also one of the first models that came with projector lights, that are still missing from most modern cars. As seen in the pictures the rims look new, with fresh looking finish while the Not many of those V8 Jaguars were made for the US, this is your chance to own a truly unique luxurious sedan painted in |
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