2002 Jaguar S - Type 23,000 Miles On It And Inspected. V8 Engine on 2040-cars
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States
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I hate to put this car up for sale but I need to becasue of financial reasons. This is a 2002 Jaguar S - Type that is in very good shape with ONLY 23,000 MILES ON IT!!! You read that correctlly, 23,000 Miles! This car is just a baby. The car is inspected almost to the new year so you have no hidden surprises! I keep this car in my garage and its my favorite car I have ever owned. I take it out only when the weather is nice. This is a real head turner. Jaguars just are! The title is clear and is a R Title or Rebuilt. I buy many R Titles and this is in very good shape for a car 12 years old and this car was fixed 10 years ago. This car is amazing on the road. It has the amazing V8 Engine in it and is VERY FAST and POWERFUL. You will be sucked back in your seat. Please be careful with your speed. The engine you dont even know is running its so quiet. I have put new tires on the car as well! What more can I say. Pictures speak for themself. If you have any questions feel free to ask. The only two things that need to be fixed is the seat belts do not have tension in them and AC is not hooked up. Im selling this car less then Blue Book for the miles on it. Engine is incredible and is like BRAND NEW. Good luck. My price is very fair, need to sell. |
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