2001 Jaguar S-type Base Sedan 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Grand Prairie, Texas, United States
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This is a clean title, clean CARFAX vehicle priced right for a quick sale. The car is in great shape with no dents anywhere. I know because I removed 4 with Paintless Dent Repair. The exterior is in great shape and the the only noticeable wear is on the headlights. There is a large paint scratch on the lower right bumper spoiler. The interior is beautiful and well kept for a 2001 vehicle but the typical bolster wear is noticeable on the front seats. The lid for the coin holder in the center console is broken and the center cup holder is slightly loose. I try to be forthcoming about all known issues as you can see. The engine is solid and running strong with no lights, major leaks or noises. The brakes seem weak and will probably need to be replaced soon. The tires are at 65% treadlife and the transmission is shifting smoothly. Feel free to send a third party inspector or I can deliver the car to any local dealership for a Pre Purchase Inspection(at the buyers expense) Please call with any questions and thanks for looking. Please follow the link for more images but keep in mind all transactions must go through Ebay Motors. Thanks! Anthony 214-732-7300 |
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