2002 Jaguar Xjr100 -- Rare Collectible Limited Edition Jag Xjr on 2040-cars
Urbandale, Iowa, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:4.0L 3996CC 244Cu. In. V8 GAS DOHC Supercharged
Year: 2002
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Jaguar
Mileage: 59,800
Model: XJR
Trim: 100 Sedan 4-Door
To commemorate the birth of
Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons in 1902, the 2002 special-edition XJR 100 was
limited to a production run of just 500 copies worldwide, guaranteeing
exclusivity for the lucky few who can afford and find one. This car was featured on Forbes
Magazine in 2002 and listed as one of the most expensive, exotic and rare cars. Offered only for the model year 2002 with
total production kept to 500. 240 left-hand XJR-100's where sold in
North America with MSRP $20,000 more than the XJ and $10,000 more than an XJR.
It has a striking presence and is one of the smoothest, quickest sedans
you will ever find!
The basic 2002 XJR facts: Roots Supercharged 370 HP 4.0
liter V8 with 387 ft-lb of torque, 5 speed electronically controlled automatic,
optional sport mode setting for enhanced performance, power memory telescopic
steering wheel, four wheel ABS, traction control with Computer
Active Suspension Technology (CATS) system, reverse parking
sensors, front and rear fog lights, factory alarm system, cruise, air, heated
leather seats front and rear, 8 speaker Alpine am/fm/CD stereo with subwoofer
and 6 CD changer, 0 - 60 in 5.3 seconds. J.D. Powers rated #1 Customer Service
Satisfaction.
EXCLUSIVE TO XJR - 100 INCLUDED
THE ABOVE...PLUS: Offered only in black
anthracite metallic with red stitched black Connolly leather.
Ferrari-inspired Brembo cross drilled high performance 4 wheel disc
brakes. K&N fresh air induction. Exclusive grey stained
birds-eye maple veneers on dash, door panels and console. Discreet
XJR-100 badging on trunk lip, door sills and dashboard panel. DVD Navigation. Momo
leather shifter. Full black leather wrapped steering wheel.
Exclusive to XJR-100 19" BBS alloy wheels with red center cap. Feel free to contact owner. |
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