Jaguar XJ 3.0L V6 rsport Premium Luxury

Mature owner with NCT 06-26, TAX - 06-26 , 138k miles, has had circa €5,000 on maintenance over the last 3 years - a no-expense spared luxury vehicle with uptodate Jag/Specialist history with Receipts accordingly. Jaguar XJ R-Sport Premium Luxury - 3.0L D V6 Twin Turbo. Since ownership, the car has received on-time servicing with new, genuine Jaguar OEM parts - also recently done: - 4 new Kumho Ecsta PS72 sport tyres. The common parts the XJ has issues with have been rectified and new jaguar parts fitted: - New Thermostat housing 12/25, - Drivers central locking door units 12/25, - Clockspring unit 12/25 - - The 100k service was carried out in 2023 including both belts, water pump, etc. - Gearbox service done with new oils as well as differential oil changed in 2025 also with all correct Jaguar recommended oils and MAN filters used. - New brake disc and pads fitted 03/26 Huge list of factory options: Auto steering adjustment with memory. Auto seating with memory. Auto bi-xenon headlights. Auto Wipers Auto dimming Mirrors Full Leather Heated & Cooled Front & Rear seats Heated steering wheel Heated windscreen/rear/mirrors Double Glazed Privacy Glass Large screen Multi Zone Climate Carbon door trim Original mats. Cruise Control Sport, Dynamic & Winter Modes Paddle Shift or Full auto. Meridian Multimedia system + DVD/USB/Bluetooth Voice activation menus X2 Keys As with every Jaguar, they do have their gremlins and this is no exeption. The Sunroof Blind (not the sunroof itself) does'nt function. This is the X351's most common issue, doesnt affect sunroof. Parking sensor has intermittent fault. Small scuff on front bumper and a couple of stone chips here and there, Its a 11 car not a 26. Not the most expensive adverised XJ, and not the cheapest either. Priced to current market @ €13,500 or sensible offers. Knee op forces change to suv with higher seating position & will deal with: 2016 Toyota Rav4, Volvo XC60, Hyundai Tucson, Peugeot 3008 of same value.