2001 Jaguar Xk8 Brg/tan Chrome Wheels Ca Car 57,560 Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars
Valley Village, California, United States
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This beautiful XK8 was a one-owner car from Newport Beach, CA that I purchased from Commonwealth Audi 1 year ago. At that time it had only 56,172 miles on it. I have kept the car in a rented garage but have driven it once a week or so (in the last year I have only put 1388 miles on it) and it has always been regularly serviced. I had oil changed and inspection at Just Jaguar in Sherman Oaks and the car needed nothing. They did recommend that I have the tensioners checked for $300 but I decided to hold off on it. Most recently the alternator was changed which might have been necessary due to the car not being driven enough. I would easily say this car is a 9 out of 10. It is in amazing condition and drives like a dream. The one 'flaw' is that the wood on the dash in the center has clouded which is not uncommon in these cars but it does not detract from the beauty of the interior. The top is in almost new condition. The car comes with all books and 3 keys and registration was recently renewed in California. If you live in the Los Angeles area I invite you to see the car. Otherwise if you have questions please ask. One other thing I should say is that the title on the car is clear but it is financed with Wells Fargo Bank so there would be a period of 1-2 weeks before you would receive title. Thanks for looking at the listing. |
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