Black-on-black, All Power, Leather. Very Good Condition on 2040-cars
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
2002 Jaguar S-type V6. This car is in very good condition. 90,060 miles. Black-on-black. Interior is clean and the leather, dashboard, doors, header are all in very good shape. New a/c blows ice cold. Cruise control, all power, parking sensors, air bags. Car is equipped with both automatic and sport (manual) transmission. Body is also in very good condition. Aftermarket satellite radio unit has been added. Only two owners: first owner was a Florida snowbird and the car was garage kept. I purchased about 1.5 years ago and I used it to commute to work using it almost exclusively on the highway. Car runs smoothly. I averaged 27.5 miles per gallon. Clean title. I am disappointed to have to sell this car but needed an SUV. Ride in style and get great mileage.
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