If anyone comes across a wrecked 2010+ XKR please let me know. Ive been following a few on manheim, copart, IAAI, TRA, and QCSA for months and have yet to find anything.

 

copart,in the uk.

 

excellent suggestion, but importing an international salvage car to the USA is near impossible.

 

Hi,
Have you been to Salvage Reseller ? I heard they have the Copart registered brokers to help you in the copart autos auction in USA.

 

Where are you from in Ohio STS-V?

Loth

 

I am the copart reseller/broker. I am licensed in all 50 states, and I use Manheim, TRA, QCSA, Copart, and IAAI. No 2010+ XKRs except one I took to $16,500 and it sold for $17K :-X ugh super regretting that.

I am in north olmsted / columbia station.

 

This one has been on eBay for a while.

Jaguar XKR XKR | eBay

I see them pop up from time to time on Autotrader & craigslist, as well as others, usually starting at around $15K and up.

 

Seems very overpriced for what it is.

 

I bought a car from this vendor about 5-6 years ago, and believe me, they are open to taking much lower offers. I bought a car with only 123 miles on it with quite a bit of body damage but no engine or structural, made a lowball offer, which was accepted, had it repaired and had a new car for half of what it would have cost. Still have the car with 80,000 miles on it.

Don't be afraid to make a very low offer.

 

Hey its great to know that you are copart reseller broker. I purchase and sale salvage cars from salvagereseller only . I trust them as they are the authorized copart brokers.

 

Not a wreck but my engine is dead. I’m in canada

 

You do realize that the OP started this thread in 2014, right?

 

@CDNXKR , Canada is a very big place. What city please? And would you pm me the vin?

 

hi sorry about that, just outside Toronto Ontario. I thought my location was posted,,haven’t been on the forum in 5/6 years.

SAJXA

 

"PM me" means send me a private message. Posting your VIN makes it easy for thieves to scam victims. You can edit your post and delete it, but it may be too late.

 

@CDNXKR I see that you edited your post at 8:58 AM to delete the last 8 digits of your VIN.

And I don't get a "thanks" from you?

 

Didn’t realize you wanted validation, but thank you.

 

I don't want or need any validation from you. A simple "thanks" would have sufficed.

 

Stuart, I don't understand how VIN scams work. Seriously, please explain so we can be safe.

Bill

 

especially being that all I need to do is walk up to any car in a parking lot, copy the plate, then go over to the window and photograph the vin...
then follow you home and capture the address... sounds more like conspiracy theory to me.