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just noticed this on J-spec;

http://www.j-spec.com.au/dealer/2004-Nissan-Stagea-AXIS-4921122.html

it seems to cheap for me for the 3.5L or is that about right for that amount or k's? what is the price of compliance for these. im just waiting for the sale of my rental to go through and this is what im looking at getting if they are this price. would probably go through the local boy (chef) for purchace when the time comes.

any coments would be good

cheers

matt

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Matt to the best of my knowledge, the only people doing the PM35s at this stage are Northshore Prestige, and (correct me if I'm wrong Eugene!) they're not doing cars for brokers or private buyers, only for themselves.

Having said that, the one you picked out seems to be the right sort of money (bearing in mind that doesn't include compliance costs).

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Matt to the best of my knowledge, the only people doing the PM35s at this stage are Northshore Prestige, and (correct me if I'm wrong Eugene!) they're not doing cars for brokers or private buyers, only for themselves.

Having said that, the one you picked out seems to be the right sort of money (bearing in mind that doesn't include compliance costs).

I believe Kristian is right in regard to this.

Matt, head on over to the Stagea Discussion, you'll find there are MANY happy Northshore Prestige customers, and also one PM 35 owner (PN Mad) who purchased through Prestige.

It would be a shame to purchase a car that cannot be complied, when there is an excellent source of quality vehicles through Prestige.

Ask some questions there; the guys are really helpful and knowledgable.

Good luck with your search, and hopefully welcome to Stagea ownership!

Cheers, Dale.

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Matt to the best of my knowledge, the only people doing the PM35s at this stage are Northshore Prestige, and (correct me if I'm wrong Eugene!) they're not doing cars for brokers or private buyers, only for themselves.

Having said that, the one you picked out seems to be the right sort of money (bearing in mind that doesn't include compliance costs).

Kristian, you are correct.

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