Nissan Bluebird Sylphy 1.8 Good Conditions Rare Dark Blue for sell
Engine size: 1800cc, the best balance between power and saving
Low running costs for a sedan that is almost medium-size (7+ litres per 100km)
107000 km, Automatic,
Only one owner in NZ, purchased at July, 2014
Known for its reliability
ABS brakes
Air conditioning
Central locking
Power steering
Climate Control
Camchain
Good Tyres
Reverse camera
Electric Mirrors
Electric Windows
Car Stereo
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Everything you need is here
WOF available to May, 2020
Licence (rego) available to April, 2020
This car is only used by my family for the past 6 years and it is well maintained and in very good conditions.
Full service every year (last time is in August), the odometer will increase slowly because of daily using.
If interested, please contact me on 0211044696. (Text only, no call pls)
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