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2004 Jaguar X-type Base Sedan 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars

US $6,999.00
Year:2004 Mileage:88400
Location:

Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States

Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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All Wheel Drive, Great on snow!

88,400 miles

Excellent condition, impeccably clean and professionally maintained by my father-in-law, a car mechanic with 40 years of experience in European cars (I grew up in Europe and he visits every summer. . . he goes over our cars and replaces stuff liberally).

I have two sets of wheels and tires: 17" performance (brand new), and 16" all-season (11,000 miles on them). You decide which ones you take with you. If you take both (recommended), the price goes up by $300.

Recent Maintenance:

68,000 miles -- New shocks, front and rear (5/30/11)
71,000 miles -- New Gearbox Oil (9/24/11)
82,500 miles -- K&N Air Filter (11/2/12)
83,600 miles -- Fuel Filter (1/31/13)
85,000 miles -- New Upstream O2 Sensors (8/1/13)
86,000 miles -- New front brake full replacement: rotors, pads, hoses, fluid (9/1/13)
86,000 miles -- New Service Belt (9/1/13)
88,400 miles -- New Water Pump (1/21/13) -- it had been leaking a bit of coolant for a while and I didn't want to sell it like that.


Upgrades
LED running lights (replacing fog lights)
K&N filter
LED Parking Lights
HID Kit
Full LED tail-lights
Dynamat Installed (All doors and trunk. Makes a HUGE difference in terms of noise and ride quality)

Other
Technical Manual on CD
Extra lugnuts

It even comes with a FULL tank of gas... I spaced out and forgot I was selling it! :-)
Questions? Shoot me an email!

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    Wed, Jul 27 2016

    There are few things that sound as good as Jaguar's 5.0 liter supercharged V8. As great as it is when the supercharger whines or the exhaust cracks and pops on throttle lift-off as the air pressure equalizes, the basic design dates back to the '90s. Plainly, the engine isn't as efficient as it needs to be, but designing a new V8 from the ground up is an expensive proposition. Instead, Automobile reports that Jaguar Land Rover is set to use a twin-turbocharged V8s supplied by BMW. Scalable architecture is all the rage as automakers streamline designs in order to save costs. For example, Jaguar's current supercharged V6 is quite literally a V8 with two holes missing. They didn't even change the length of the block. It seems both of those designs are on their way out, with the V6 being replaced by a inline-six closely related to the company's inline four. It seems that rather than designing an new and expensive V8 for their top of the line models JLR, is sourcing from BMW. From 1994 to 2000, BMW owned Land Rover. A few models, including the Land Rover Range Rover, used BMW engines then and in the initial years of Ford's JLR stewardship. It seems things have now come full circle. BMW currently makes a twin-turbo 4.4 liter V8 that produces anywhere from 440 to 600 horsepower, depending on the application. Automobile says that a new 4.0 liter V8 is in the works and that it will most likely be the engine that JLR uses. Expect it to be more powerful, more fuel efficient, and lighter than what both BMW and JLR currently offer. This seems like a win for both companies. BMW gets to offset the cost of a new motor while JLR, a smaller company, doesn't have to invest in a whole new architecture. As automakers search for ways to cut costs, expect collaborations like this to continue. Infiniti and Mercedes-Benz both share a four-cylinder engine. Ford and GM have worked together to design a shared 10-speed automatic. While we may lament the loss of that wonderful Jaguar Land Rover engine, we can still be happy that they haven't abandoned the V8. Related Video: News Source: Automobile Rumormill BMW Jaguar Land Rover

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