Jaguar Xj Sport - Platinum With Black Interior..gorgeous on 2040-cars
Calabasas, California, United States
This is Jaguar XJ sport. It is like the XJ8, but sport due to larger wheels and seats are sport. It has the same bells and whistles as the XJ8, but is more expensive due to the sport package. The vehicle was never owned by a smoker and there are no odors, etc. The car's interior is in great condition with minor light scratches in the leather back seats....No rips, stains, tears, loose stitching, broken / flat springs, etc. The seats are very comfortable and all of the adjustments work...the automated seats work well with NO problems. The driver's seat control unit has popped out of the seat, but pops back in easily. Please see picture. Car is loaded with all the features expected with a high end luxury automobile. The driver's side speaker has been replaced due to the original having some distortion issues. The other speakers were checked out and are fine. All the electronics work, besides the antenna, which has been disconnected. I only listen to CDs and was going to have Sirius installed, but have not done so yet. The antenna is an easy fix, but it was a bit outdated looking, so it looks better down. The headliner in the back droops ever so slightly and could easily be fixed, I just have not done so as it is not a major sag. I did update the wheels and tires (Rims are 19 inch black and the brand is 2Crave), but will likely reinstall the originals prior to the sell. If you would like the 19 inch rims and tires, please let me know and we can make arrangements. I will have to charge some extra as these wheels are expensive, but I am willing to work something out. If you only want the originals, that can be arranged as well. I purchased the car in Thousand , CA from Luxury Auto Sales. I have all the paperwork and receipts of the work I have had done on the car. I just had the oil changed this week and the car just passed the smog test, in which I have the paperwork. Shipping in the responsibility of the buyer, but I will be happy to assist is making arrangements to drop the car off at a nearby shipping company, etc. The cost of shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, but I do know some reputable shipping companies that I will refer to you. Overall, this car is in great shape and SAFE. Please feel free to have the car inspected. There are NO mechanical problems with the car and the engine is very strong. I have maintained the car well and have ALL service records. The silver paint with black interior is a beautiful combination and the tinted windows really give it a sleek and polished look. I get compliments all the time. The car is sophisticated and stately.....For a car being 1o years old, the valets still park it in the front with the other luxury cars as it still looks so good. The car's design is CLASSIC and does not age....it is the flagship of the Jaguar model during these particular production years. |
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Wed, 05 Mar 2014Oh look, another super-hot wagon that won't be making its way to the US. Awesome.
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