1998 Jaguar Xjr Base Sedan 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
I am selling my baby. It is my 1998 Jaguar XJR. This car is a beautiful Anthracite Black Metallic, It has been very well taken care of. it has black heated seats front and back, it has the blackened woodgrain on the interior, which makes this car sharp and beautiful inside and out. Some key features are -6 disc changer -Heated seats -Power everything -18" wheels with Z-rated tires -Sunroof -Black woodgrain (hard to find) -4.0 supercharged engine This car will run and drive for many more years I gave it a full tune up 20,000 miles ago transmission full service 20,000 miles ago. car has always run with full synthetic oil and premium gas so car and motor are clean and it runs beautifully. I will set a low reserve on the car All bidding must be with intent to buy and deposit must be made within 24 hours of winning bid, and full payment within 72 hours of winning bid Buyer will pay for and arrange shipping, I will be more than happy to drive it to the drop-off location if having it shipped by truck or rail. Car is sold as-is and there is no existing warranty left on car. This car runs and driver great so you can fly out and drive it home anywhere in the country with no problem. |
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