: Collector's Item : 1997 Jaguar Xj6 Sedan With Exec Package, Straight 6, 4.0l on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
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Runs strong like a beast with the smoothness and luxury you expect from a Jag. Everything works like new as it's been maintained on schedule by Jaguar from day one. It's the base model with the "Executive Package": - British Racing Green with tan leather interior - Leather Everywhere - Real burl walnut everywhere - Excellent, cold A/C - Cruise control - Heated seats (front and back) - Eight directional automatic front seats - JVC Bluetooth stereo with 8 speaker system--streams bluetooth devices including music, maps, and calls - Traction control (handles well in snow) - Four-wheel Independent suspension - Straight 6, 4.0 liter engine... ...of which only 2,500 were produced--It's also a 1997, the last year for the X300 chassis. Meaning it is/will be a collector's item that will begin appreciating in the near future. - Classic story of previous owner: Older lady, only drove short distances around Long Island on weekends and during summer as the car was garaged out there October through May every year; it was their "Hampton's Car". She died and her husband moved the car to a garage in the city where it was barely driven for two years. I acquired it and replaced the tires and updated the suspension system as that was all it needed. When I had it checked out by Jaguar of Manhattan they said they had never seen such a well preserved Jag of its age in New York: no rust or salt damage on the undercarriage, no leaks, all hoses, belts etc are up to spec. Engine is clean and strong. Transmission is extremely smooth. All electronic systems function as designed. Outside of some wear on the driver's seat, the car is in mint condition. - I'm selling it because I don't really want/need a car but felt this was too good to pass up when it came across my path. I've enjoyed it, even taken it skiing, all over the 95 corridor, cross-country, but don't really have time to deal with car ownership in NYC. - Only 123,000 original miles, mostly highway. - Four brand new shocks as well as four brand new, high performance tires. - The body and interior are in good to excellent condition with minor wear here and there. - Kelly BB is $5,600. - Please look at CarFax to see maintenance record. All scheduled maintenance and service has been performed by Jaguar. **Will have it fully detailed prior to delivery** **Free Delivery to NYC Metro Area** Arrangements can be made for delivery outside of NYC Metro. Serious inquiries only. |
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