Previous owners Vs price?

[DaddyDarren]

There are quite a few good V6S on AT. Just had a quick scan 2015 V6S, Jaguar Used Approved, 28k miles, performance seats £31’500

[DaddyDarren]

Another Jaguar Used Approved 2016, IRR V6 Coupe, Performance Seats, 14k miles £32’600

That will be as new condition

[DaddyDarren]

Another Jaguar Used Approved 2016, IRR V6 Coupe, Performance Seats, 14k miles £32’600

That will be as new condition

One owner too

[simpleR]

Another Jaguar Used Approved 2016, IRR V6 Coupe, Performance Seats, 14k miles £32’600

That will be as new condition

One owner too

I agree with everything your suggesting, many out there to meet whatever requirements you have. This one is not an S though (hence the lower price) and although being marketing as used approved is not actually in used approved stock so might be sold already or being provided with a dealer warranty instead of a jaguar one.
And what an odd number plate!!

[jagseven]

I still find it amazing that someone in a brand new £70k ish car does the first service to schedule and then drives it for 2 years before doing again. Just the dong and service due soon message prompts me into action, I couldn't live with dong service overdue for a whole 12 months. OCD.

I agree. The car I purchased didn’t have an online service record until 2.5 years after its initial pre-delivery inspection. Maybe COVID was to blame but one owner and very low miles (5k at 2.5 years) meant I was willing to overlook the “gap”. There is also the possibility the car was serviced but the online system was not updated (this is what happened on my F-Pace which I know has a FJSH because I have the paperwork to prove it!)

Personally I don’t think an annual service is quite as essential as we are led to believe if miles are low etc. Nevertheless I will be servicing my cars annually.

[jagseven]

I still find it amazing that someone in a brand new £70k ish car does the first service to schedule and then drives it for 2 years before doing again. Just the dong and service due soon message prompts me into action, I couldn't live with dong service overdue for a whole 12 months. OCD.

I agree. The car I purchased didn’t have an online service record until 2.5 years after its initial pre-delivery inspection. Maybe COVID was to blame but one owner and very low miles (5k at 2.5 years) meant I was willing to overlook the “gap”. There is also the possibility the car was serviced but the online system was not updated (this is what happened on my F-Pace which I know has a FJSH because I have the paperwork to prove it!)

Personally I don’t think an annual service is quite as essential as we are led to believe if miles are low etc. Nevertheless I will be servicing my cars annually.