Jaguar Xj Excellent, Well Cared For on 2040-cars
Clarklake, Michigan, United States
You are looking at a beautiful Jaguar XJ sedan. I've owned this car for 6+ years---bought it off lease from Jaguar of Novi. This car is in excellent condition. I get compliments regularly. The dealer would also tell you I'm considered one of the best, most discriminating owners they deal with and the car shows it. I used the car 99% of the time for a 70 mile commute to my office via highway. As I now work from home, I drive the car very little, thus I'm selling. I've owned 5 Jaguars and have had a great experience with them. This car needs nothing. About 20,000 miles ago, I had all fluids, belts, hoses, thermostat, spark plugs and tune up done. Oil was always done on time by Jaguar of Novi and using synthetic oil. This car runs and drives as it did when I bought it with 30,000 miles on it in 2008. There is under 125,000 highway miles on this car. There are no door dings and the paint shows beautifully on the aluminum body which will never rust. Slight wear on the driver seat, but other than that the interior is excellent. If you are the successful bidder, you can speak to the dealer's service agent who will tell you this is a wonderful car with a great, normal wear items only, service record. I also would get 30+ MPG on the highway. The front brakes and alignment were done not too long ago. The rear brakes will need service in the next few thousand miles. I am reflecting the purchase price to include $400 towards this service at Jaguar of Novi. I want the new owner to be told personally---if they choose---how highly the dealer regards this car and condition. Tires probably have 10K miles on them and are in good condition. This Jag was not driven in the winter.
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