that sounds too good to be true. I would be careful but if it is legit, then go for it.

 

FYI - I got my 2011 XF Premium Demo/loaner with 2700 miles in Dec. with 4.5 yrs left on the warranty for a couple of grand less so you may be able to get a few more $$'s off. Mine doesn't have the heated windscreen or updated rims. - Also keep in mind that the new 2012 XF will be unveiled in about a week so that could be a bargaining chip. Not sure if you can get in on the free snow tire deal they were doing in Dec. - they wouldn't give it to me but may be worth a shot. Also - make sure you check out driving with the heated windscreen at night - the wires seem somewhat annoying to me - just my personal experience - I wear glasses and don't have the best eyesight to begin with - just FYI.
Anyway - it's a great car, love driving it and feel the XF is a great value for the money. Best of luck.

 

I picked up a 2010 Premium that was loaned out to a Jag executive in Southern Calif. when operations were still out here. Everything checked out - it was not a demo or loaner. Car was not titled so I go full warranty and it had 4k miles on it. The dealer took $15k off the sticker so I think you're getting a good deal. I bought the car right from under another customer so I didn't have a chance to haggle over the price.

 

I feel that price of 2011 XF premium with 5000 miles and above mentioned amenities are at higher side.

 

Back in Oct 2010, I bought the XF Premium without the heated steering wheel/windshield (I live in Los Angeles) with 4500 miles on it (it was untitled and used by ONE jag executive at their Costa Mesa HQ) for around the same discount off the sticker. I don't remember the exact number at this point. Someone else was interested in the car so I didn't have a lot of time to dicker around. Anyway, it seems like a good price to me. You are basically eliminating initial depreciation from the price. Check the brakes. I insisted (and get) a set of new pads at the time. Good luck, Andrew