2011 Jaguar Xjl Silver/ Black Low Miles Private Sale on 2040-cars
Colleyville, Texas, United States
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2011 Jaguar XJL All options, gps, heated,cooled, massage seats, HID lights with LED, Garage kept, all services performed and current by Park Place Jaguar Dallas. Full factory warranty, private sale $47,599.00 ENTERTAINMENT White/phosphor blue halo interior illumination Illuminated visor vanity mirrors Illuminated rear vanity mirrors Front/rear footwell lights Pwr windows w/1-touch open/close, anti-trap Pwr door locks w/drive-away locking feature 4-zone automatic climate control -inc: air filtration w/auto-recirculation, air quality sensor, humidity sensor, rear controls Trunk scuff plate HDD-based navigation system Programmable garage door opener Stainless steel sill plates w/Jaguar script 3-spoke pwr tilt/telescopic softgrain-leather-wrapped heated steering wheel -inc: paddle shifters, audio controls, cruise control, Bluetooth controls, 3-flash lane change indicators Pwr-adjustable rear window sunblind Rear center armrest 20-way pwr heated/cooled softgrain leather front bucket seats w/3-position memory, massage, lumbar Analog dash clock Dual front & rear cupholders Softgrain leather upholstered dash trim Front center armrest console -inc: illuminated storage, aux pwr outlet Cruise control w/automatic speed limiter (ASL) Pwr trunk lid w/customizable height adjustment Rear coat hooks Electrochromic rearview mirror Interactive voice control *Late Availability* Figured ebony veneer interior trim Suede cloth premium headliner Manual rear side sunshades MECHANICAL 4-wheel anti-lock vented disc brakes Front independent suspension w/coil springs Sequential shift 6-speed automatic transmission w/OD -inc: steering wheel mounted paddles & sport mode Self-leveling rear air suspension Electric rear park brake w/on/off switch & drive-away release 5.0L DOHC 32-valve V8 engine Adaptive dynamics Twin tailpipes w/chrome finishers Speed sensitive variable ratio pwr rack & pinion steering Rear wheel drive SAFETY Lower anchors and tethers for children (LATCH) Front/rear side curtain airbags Blind spot monitor Rear child safety locks Front & rear park control 3-point safety belts w/front pretensioners Driver & front passenger seat-mounted side-impact airbags Backup camera Driver & front passenger dual stage front airbags w/front passenger occupancy sensors Dynamic stability control w/Trac DSC mode Active head restraints -inc: front whiplash protection Tire pressure monitoring system |
Jaguar XJ for Sale
1999 jaguar vanden plas base sedan 4-door 4.0l
Xj cd abs brakes air conditioning alloy wheels am/fm radio automatic headlights
07 liquid silver xj-8 4.2l v8 jag *heated leather seats *navigation *low miles
3.6l power steering adjustable steering wheel abs 4-wheel disc brakes a/c
Navi**rear camera**meridian sound**blind spot**htd/cooled seats**(US $71,990.00)
2009 jaguar vanden plas base sedan 4-door 4.2l
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