Time to get my wife a new car so we are selling her current vehicle:

2004 Jaguar X-Type 3.0 Sport
Salsa Red/Champagne Beige
44,000 Highway miles
Fully Loaded except Nav
Automatic
All Wheel Drive
Professional Female Non-Smoking Driver
Excellent Condition Inside and Out
Brand New Pirelli P-Zero Nero 235/40/18
Brand New Brakes Fr&Rr
All Service Records Available
One Owner
Bought New and Serviced at White Plains Jaguar
Bumper to Bumper Warranty to 50K or 11/08
Washed Weekly Detailed Monthly
Always Parked in Climate Controlled Garage
Includes New Dunlop WinterSport M3's and Rims
$21,750 OBO

If you are looking for a very safe, reliable car in any weather condition, this is a great vehicle. It was taken meticulous care of, driven by my wife, always serviced and detailed. Has usual wear and tear on the paint but the interior does not have a scratch or crease in the leather.
I have many pics so let me know if you have special requests.

 

Trying to upload more pics but I am getting a "Problem with 6Speed Forum Database...." warning. I will keep trying, but pm me and I will send them.....

 

I'm getting an error message too:

 

You need to delete all your current attachments before you can upload new ones. I had this problem, and this seems to solve it.

 

More pics......Thank you YoWilis.......

 

No problem! I learned that fix myself, I think, from Craig.

Good looking car! Hope you have good luck with the sale. The market for Jags, at least in CA, seems a bit slow.

 

I think it is slow everywhere for Jags unfortunately. If it doesn't sell, we will trade it in. It has been a solid car just time to move one. Thanks for the help again, I appreciate it!!

 

Just don't let them try to give you Manheim values. It's like 25% off KBB--total rip-off.

 

It appears that you may be unsure of what Manheim values are. Manheim is an auction company, the values that are published are what real actual cars sold for in recent history, therefore they are not 'a total rip off'.

To the OP, looks a sharp car. The Jag market is a slow one. Just hit as many places as you can with the ad: autotrader, cars.com, craigslist, roadfly.

Good luck on the sale!

-Adam

 

Ahhh. Let me clarify: Yes, I'm aware that Manheim is an auction market. However, it is essentially a wholesale market. On the other hand, my local used car lot is also a market, albeit a negotiated retail market. Given the liquidity of the auction market, I can understand that there be a discount from the retail markets in general. However, for my dealer to charge me that FULL spread is, in my opinion, a rip off. I mean, for crying out loud, at least give the pretense that he's going to do SOME work to earn SOME of the spread. To just expect me to give up the full discount so he can turn right around and trade the thing on Manheim? I would either have to be desparate or crazy.

Anyway, just my 2 cent on the Manheim trade-in "rip-off".

 

Thanks, I have it posted everywhere you have mentioned. Too bad the Jag market is slow, this car looks great and has been more reliable than my past Audi and my current X5.