2010 Jaguar Xkr Xkr Convertible on 2040-cars
Atwood, Illinois, United States
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This is my extremely nice 2010 Jaguar XKR Convertible! These cars came from the factory FULLY LOADED including
Adaptive Cruise Control! The only option available on the 2010 XKR Convertible was a choice of 2 optional 20"
wheels. This car has the optional 20" Kalimnos wheels, a $5,000 option. This car carried a list price of
$107,000. It's finished in Vapour Grey with Charcoal top and Charcoal/Ivory Stitching FULL Leather interior. This
car shows very minimal signs of wear and everything works!
This car was sold new by Momentum Jaguar in Houston on January 23, 2010. It was subsequently traded in and I
purchased it from them as a Jaguar Select Edition vehicle on September 13, 2014 with 18,059 miles. The Select
Edition warranty stays with the car and is good until January 23, 2016.
There are NO issues with this car. The 510 HP, 5.0 liter SUPERCHARGED engine runs perfectly, and is very powerful
as you would expect. It's a total joy to drive! The tires have about 6,000 miles on them and are in perfect
condition.
I have all the books, Navigation Disc and 2 Smartkeys, just like it came from the factory. I also have the
original window sticker, which is pictured in this listing.
The car was just serviced about 2 weeks ago at my Jaguar dealer in Illinois. This car is really stunning! It's
always been garaged, and it has not been smoked in. It still has that new leather smell!
I drove this marvelous car a little over 7,000 miles in the year I have owned it. It was NOT used as a daily
driver, but was driven on a couple of out-of-state trips and on nice days with the top down!
I have clear title in-hand. There is no existing loan on the car.
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