2003 Jaguar Xj Sport. on 2040-cars
Jasper, Georgia, United States
We are selling our 2003 Jaguar XJ Sport. This was my wife's daily driver until we moved to the mountains three years ago. At that point it was put into storage and just recently brought out for sale. The car has approximately 85,000 miles on it. Prior to storage new tires were installed with less than 1000 miles currently on them. The car has the XJR mesh grilles and five spoke XJR wheels. We added cross drilled and slotted rotors and KYB front shocks. During storage the right rear tire developed a slight flat spot. The clear coat on the rear bumper was rubbed by a box that laid on it. The headliner over the rear seats is falling (common on this model XJ). The radio will not turn on and the drivers seat adjustment will not work/ The presets still work correctly (I sit all the way back and my wife is 5'2) so the motors are ok. After some Google research it appears that these are controlled in the same wiring harness at some point and a connector needs cleaned. The car is low mileage, extremely clean and is the last year of that classic Jag style. Please call or email with any questions.
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Jaguar XF gets performance-look R-Sport trim
Wed, 26 Feb 2014If you're looking for all the style of a sports sedan but without the added expense of springing for a full-on performance model (and keeping it fed with fuel and fresh tires), most European automakers will gladly hook you up with an all-show, no-go package. BMW has its M-Sport aero kits, Audi its S-Line, and Mercedes its AMG Sport packs. And now Jaguar is getting in on the action with the launch of the new R-Sport line.
Set to be introduced on the XF at the Geneva Motor Show, the R-Sport trim at least some of the flash of the XFR or XFR-S but with a more economical engine and a relatively accessible price of entry. (This is, after all, still a Jag.) The XF R-Sport is distinguished by a sportier front bumper, side sills, rear spoiler, 17-inch wheels and unique badging to set it apart from any "ordinary" Jaguar XF. The interior is upgraded as well, and there's an optional black styling pack to take things even further.
Jaguar is offering the XF R-Sport in either sedan or wagon form with the 2.2-liter turbodiesel producing 161 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque, fitted with a spot-start system to make it a far more frugal option than the 5.0-liter supercharged V8 in the real deal. Although this version won't be coming to US as you see it here, Jaguar tells Autoblog it's always possible it'll produce a similar aesthetic treatment for the North American market - just don't count on such models arriving under diesel motivation. We'll take a closer look at them in Geneva next week, but for now, you can check out the gallery and press release below for an idea of what to expect.
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"Is it fast?"
We get that question a lot. Several times a month, in fact, and it comes from every corner of our lives - friends, family, complete strangers and even colleagues from time to time. And it's an understandable query. After all, speed, either in a straight line or around a twisty bit of tarmac, is a universally accepted line of demarcation between the typical family sedan and something much more fun and therefore desirable.