Nissan Dualis 2008 , black, 106,500kms
This car has only had 1 NZ owner, female driver and only driven on the weekends. Has mechanical warranty until July 2020 that can be transferred to new owner.
Good condition (minor cosmetic scratches)
AA appraised.
Automatic.
2000cc engine.
4 star economy rating - SUPER CHEAP TO RUN!
Reversing camera.
Glass sun roof.
Alloy wheels.
Chain driven.
Power mirrors.
Rear wiper.
Central locking.
ABS brakes.
Spare wheel/jack etc inside boot
Boot is spacious and the back seats can fold down to make a larger boot space.
Has an awesome large glass sun roof and a reversing camera!
I have owned this car just over 1 year and have kept it clean and serviced.
Reason for selling: I rarely drive it, less than once a week, and do not need all that space. Want to downgrade to a smaller vehicle, or maybe even a bike!
feel free to ask questions!
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