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1468 days ago

2004 Nissan Tiida Hatchback. Good tidy condition

Wasia Mushir from Blockhouse Bay

Nissan Tiida 2004, Odometer: 138XXX Kms.
Using it since 4 years being the first registered owner in NZ. Always parked in the garage.

Salient features:
-- WOF recently done till October 2022
-- Registration expires in April 2022
-- Reverse camera
-- Side blind view camera
-- Steering Wheel Audio Controls
-- Pet and smoke free

Normal marks/scratches on exterior body. Selling due to not using it frequently as I have another vehicle.

Location: Gilfillan Street, Blockhouse Bay

Price: $3,799

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