Selling my Jaguar XE as I have recently got a new car through work, so no longer need it. I've owned it for just over a year, am the third owner and current registered keeper. It's been generally well maintained, with money spent on repairs and replacement parts during my ownership. It drives very well with no known mechanical problems. Pretty efficient and meets ULEZ/Clean air requirements for cities like Bristol. MOT until 28 October 2026 with no advisories. Service history included and it was serviced around the time of the last MOT. Specification includes: Full leather, satellite navigation, 8" touchscreen, DAB, Bluetooth audio/telephone, dual-zone climate control, cruise control with adaptive speed limiter, rear parking aid, lane departure warning, traffic sign recognition, Jaguar Smart Key/keyless start, Jaguar Sound System, automatic headlights, rain-sensing wipers, heated electric mirrors, electric windows, ISOFIX, 17" alloys and more. The honest bit: Being a 101,000-mile-old Jaguar, it has picked up a few battle scars along the way. There are various scratches, marks and general road rash, plus some kerbing/serving damage to the alloys. The front bumper has some paint damage, including an area where a previous larger scratch has been repaired/painted. The repair isn't perfect and is mainly noticeable up close. All cosmetic only. There is currently a warning light caused by a failed front-right wheel sensor. The sensor needs replacing and I've been quoted around 125. I've decided not to spend any more money on it now that I have my new car, and this has been reflected in the asking price. Otherwise, it drives perfectly and the tyres are good. New brake discs have been fitted, along with some general exhaust system repairs/replacements. Air conditioning, sat nav and other internal/electrical systems all work as they should. Comes with 2 keys (one is damaged) and mats. The mats aren't original Jaguar mats but are included. I'm looking for a quick, straightforward and honest sale. No pretending it's immaculate and no surprises when you arrive - it's a good-spec, well-maintained Jaguar with some cosmetic wear and a sensor that needs replacing, hence the price. Sensible offers considered