1995 Jaguar Xjs Base Coupe 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Hollywood, Florida, United States
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VERY PRETTY CAR!
I BOUGHT THIS CAR FROM A DEALER WHO HAD PURCHASED THIS CAR FROM THE LAST OWNER THAT HAD IT SINCE 1998. HE KEPT THIS CAR GARAGED AND METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED. WHEN IT ARRIVED, I DROVE IT TO THE LOCAL JAGUAR DEALER AND ASK THEM TO GO OVER IT COMPLETELY. THEY DID AND FOUND NOTHING WRONG, SO I ASKED THEM TO CHANGE ALL THE FLUIDS AND PLUGS, GIVING IT A MAJOR TUNE-UP AS I WANTED TO DRIVE IT DAILY. THE DEALER/SERVICE DEPT CONTINUED TO TELL ME THAT THEY WERE AMAZED AT HOW CLEAN THE CAR WAS IN AND OUT AND THAT THE UNDERCARRIAGE AND ENGINE COMPARTMENT LOOKED LIKE IT HAD NEVER BEEN OUT DURING ANYTHING OTHER THAN A CLEAR, SUNNY DAY. AND YOU WILL AGREE, IT IS THAT CLEAN! THE WOOD IN THIS CAR IS PERFECT WITH NO CRACKS, NO CHIPPING AND NO SIGNS OF DE-LAMINATION. VERY CLEAN. THE HEADLINER LOOKS LIKE IT MAY HAVE BEEN REPLACED, AS IT SHOWS LIKE NEW. THE FACTORY COFFEE COLORED LEATHER SEATS FRONT AND BACK ARE IN VERY NICE CONDITION SHOWING ONLY MINOR WEAR. ALL THE GAUGES AND, SWITCHES AND ELECTRONICS WORK AS NEW, EVEN THE POWER ANTENNA WORKS AS IT SHOULD. THE CAR IS ALSO EQUIPPED WITH A 6 CD CHANGER IN THE TRUNK THAT WORKS PERFECTLY. THE ONLY THING I HAVE FOUND THAT DOESN'T WORK CONSISTENTLY IS THE CLOCK. IT SEEMS TO WORK WHEN IT WANTS TO... MECHANICALLY THIS BURGANDY BEAUTY RUNS OUT LIKE A CHAMP. THE INLINE 6 CYL HAS PLENTY OF PEP AND GREAT ON GAS. I DRIVE MAINLY IN SPORT MODE, WHICH SEEMS TO REALLY GIVE IT ZIP. THESE ENGINE WERE KNOWN TO BE WORK HORSES AND TO DO WELL OVER 200K MILES WITH EASE, SO WITH JUST 73K VERY CLEAN MILES YOU WOULD HAVE A LOT OF TROUBLE FREE MILE AHEAD OF YOU IN THIS BEAUTIFUL RIDE... TIRES HAVE MORE THAN 90% TREAD AND FEEL VERY SMOOTH AT ALL SPEEDS, LOCALLY AND ON THE HWY. OVERALL CONDITION OF EXTERIOR IS EXCELLENT WITH ONLY A FEW MINOR CHIPS AND DINGS AS WOULD BE EXPECTED FOR ITS AGE. THE MOST COMMON THING I HEAR WHEN I AM OUT IN THE HONEY OF A RIDE IS "MAN, NICE JAG" THE CAR IS BEING SOLD AS-IS WHERE-IS WITH NO WARRANTY EITHER IMPLIED OR EXPRESSED, I AM HOPING ONE OF MY OTHERS WILL SELL SO THAT I CAN KEEP THIS ONE AS MY DAILY DRIVER(IF TRUTH BE KNOWN) BUT I WILL SELL IT FOR WHAT I HAVE IN IT WHICH IS THE BUY IT NOW PRICE, I WILL POSSIBLY ACCEPT BEST OFFER IS CLOSE TO ASKING... I AM SELLING WHICHEVER I CAN 1ST AS I AM LOSING MY STORAGE. TRANSPORT IS RESPONSIBILITY OF BUYER. THANKS FOR LOOKING! |
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