2007 Jaguar Xk Luxury Package on 2040-cars
Adams Center, New York, United States
Any questions at : ValarieCussontdcy@yahoo.com
Being offered is this exceptional, very-low-mile, XK Convertible. the car comes equipped with the Luxury Package, which includes19" Carelia wheels, heated steering wheel, leather instrument panel, and 16-wayheated seats. Also included is the optional Alpine Premium Sound Package inaddition to the generous number of standard features, all originally for an MSRPof $86,675. Servicing at 14,000 miles in June included a coolant flush & fill,brake flush & fill, and oil & filter. All systems and electrics (including top)verified satisfactory by local Jaguar center. While mileage around town is inthe high teens (no surprise for a large V8), freeway use returns a figure of30-33 mpgs (which is a surprise). Cosmetic flaws include a 1/2"-long shallow digin the clear coat (forward hood); some scuffing on the forward edge of the chintray; very minor seat, convertible top, and trunk rail wear commensurate withgentle use. Under hood and wheel well views of suspension componentry revealremarkable cleanliness. In addition, there is zero evidence of tobacco use, andthe interior retains a wonderful, rich aroma.
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