2005 Triple Black Convertible Jaguar Xkr (low Miles 30,380) on 2040-cars
Shannon, North Carolina, United States
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Thanks for looking at my really nice Jag XKR with low miles, huge factory optional tires and wheels, also equipped with many high tech features such as nav system, traction control,speed limiter, trunk located cd player and much more, I constantly had to read owners manual for operational guidance.Make no mistake about it this car has equipment like a luxury car but has the horses and performance of a hand built Jag.I purchased the car from Crown Ford in Fayetteville NC about a year and a half ago, car still had the original battery so I recently replaced battery with a high cranking amp Diehard. Also had the shifter linear control unit replaced as the manual shift mode wasn't working properly when I bought it.Other than those minor replacements I've had no problems.Searched for years for a XKR with low miles and in great condition and when this one was found I jumped right on it, hate to part with her but recently took early retirement and need to make financial adjustments so she needs a new owner. Also, car is insured through Hagerty Collector Car Insurance, they consider it an exotic, beat all others for price too.Finally, don't miss your chance to buy an originally priced at around $100K sports car at a fraction of that with production numbers around 800 units.Thanks for your interest. Engine & Emissions. Anti-Theft & Locks. Braking & Traction. Electrical. Exterior Lighting. Instrumentation. Remote Controls & Remote Releases. Exterior, Design, Paint & Finish. Entertainment, Communication & Navigation. Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning. Interior Lighting. Interior, Safety, Seats, Steering, Suspension, Transmission, Windows, Mirrors & Wipers, Wheels & Tires.
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