2004 Jaguar X-type Base Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars
North Salem, New York, United States
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I am the original owner of this 2004 Jaguar X-type. Bought in the fall of 2004 it was for the first 7 years of ownership always a second weekend vehicle for me so mileage is very low for age. Always serviced at Mt Kisco Jaguar until they moved to White Plains so I used a closer foreign car specialist for convenience. Has a couple of minor door nicks on driver side door and passenger door has one. One small dent on top from hail I think and one small chip in glass on passenger side. In the past year it has had installed new brakes and rotors, three new brake calipers, partial new exhaust system and stick shift cables. This all wheel drive vehicle is great in the snow. I have always kept it clean both outside and inside and have always had extra rubber floor mats to protect the black jaguar mats and carpeting. Never smoked in or driven by anyone else but e and infrequently my wife. Only reason I am selling is after 10 years of ownership I am ready for a change. Sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied. Available for local inspection. If a dealer had this car for sale based on age, condition and mileage t would be price at $10,000 possibly more. My reserve is well below this!
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