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VERY RARE 2002 JAGUAR XKR IN OUTSTANDING CONDITION . VERY CLEAN LEATHER INTERIOR , VERY CLEAN EXTERIOR. NO KNOWN ACCIDENTS - FREE CARFAX REPORT WILL BE PROVIDED. CALIFORNIA CAR - NO RUST !!! NEVER DRIVEN IN BAD WEATHER / WINTER TIME, ALWAYS GARAGE KEPT. V8 SUPERCHARGE ENGINE WITH 380 HORSE POWER . CAR IS VERY STRONG , VERY FAST. CAR DRIVES, HANDLES AND LOOKS AMAZING. TIRES AROUND 90% LEFT ON THEM.NEVER HAD PROBLEMS WITH THE CAR I HAVE SERVICE REOCRDSFULLED ONLY WITH PREMIUM GAS. ORIGINAL VERY RARE SILVERSTONE 20' RIMS. FULLY FULLY LOADED: LEATHER INTERIOR WITH HEATED SEATS, XENON HEADLINER, 6 CD CHANGER , REAR SPOILER , WOOD TRIM,PARKING SENSORS,XENON FOG LIGHTS,HEATED FRONT SEATS AND MUCH MORE. THIS IS A TRUE CLASSIC , SUPER RARE , SUPER STRONG ,SO MUCH FUN TO DRIVE.
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