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2002 M35 Nissan Stagea

> Excellent condition exterior and interior, always garaged.

> Still under Australia wide warranty, 2 YEARS remaining ($100 transfer fee required).

> Stock standard apart from upgraded turbo.

> Selling as I urgently need funds for my home loan.

FEATURES

> RARE FACTORY RADAR CRUISE CONTROL. Senses traffic ahead and can apply brakes/accelerates automatically.Would cost approx $1000 to have aftermarket cruise (non radar) control fitted due to electronic throttle.

> NEW STEEL WHEELED TURBO fitted by Dalton Automotive, $2500, receipts avail. Will last the life of the engine unlike standard turbo, see below!

> PLEASE NOTE all standard M35 ceramic wheel turbo's WILL FAIL around 70-110k mark! Nissan recommends replacement at 100k. I had mine changed under warranty just before it failed, with the tell tale loud high pitched whine. Plenty of information can be found on this forum regarding this turbo issue.

> FULL FACTORY PREMIUM PACK, heated leather seats, heated mirrors, HID head lights, Bose sound system with 6 stacker, LCD TV, twin sunroofs.

> DIGITAL TV TUNER installed with remote control & 2 A/V input ports.

> REMOTE START with paging alarm system. Remote start car to have engine pre warmed and interior warmed/cooled before driving. Remote will also notify you if alarm detects car tampering/shock.

> NEW Platinum spark plugs

> NEW Tyres

> NEW Brake pads

> Rear retractable cargo cover included

> Very good on fuel, avg 11L/100km with mixed driving!

> ALWAYS filled with 98 octane.

> Absolutely fantastic to drive! Comfort with power and safety! You will not be disappointed upon inspection.

Will miss my beloved car very much. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

Mob: 0432 080 393

Location: Geelong, VIC

$16,900! or make me an offer!

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