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For Sale 2003 Nissan Stagea M35.

Powerful practical family wagon.

For sale I have my Nissan Stagea. I bought this car to serve as a comfy practical car to travel to and from work with but now I work closer to home have no need for it.

Car is clean and tidy with body in good condition as well as interior. Rear seats are fully adjustable and can fold down all the way which is extremely practical. Car also has auto lock boot and you can open just glass (as pictured) to access boot rather than opening whole boot. Car also has factory TV screen with ipod connectivity in which you can play music through or videos. Screen also displays fuel consumption and you can even set service reminders on car.

Car is the perfect mix between comfort and practicality with its v6 turbo motor and AWD it has enough power to get up and move but also is a very very comfy drive.

Please feel free to contact me with any further questions. Like I said I don’t really have use for this car anymore so that is why it is for sale.

Please text me as my work can be all over the place so may not be able to answer my phone.

PH: 0404 519 365

Price: $10 000 ono

Swaps: Not really looking for another car at this stage. Would perhaps consider swaps for a jap car plus cash my way for the right car but really prefer cash.

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