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$12,500ono
Do not want to let this go for less than its worth. These things with black leather and sunroof are hard to find. buy it.

Pearl White 2001 NM35 Nissan Stagea. Great car, selling because we no longer need two cars. Scratch/dent in rear drivers side door just below door handle.
Things I have done; Nismo S-Tune suspension all round, 350Z brembo brakes (front only) and wheels (track, sprayed with black plasti-dip) Some gutter rash. E-bay DVD, Navi, Radio, Bluetooth unit mounted below heater controls. Factory steering wheel controls with after-market cruise control and working stereo controls.
HICAS not opperational. Think steering angle sensor is not right for car/not working.
Std Equ; Black leather interior in great condition, dual elec sunroof, heated elec seats.
Factory (dealer) fitted options. Alarm(not immoboliser), reverse swing down mirrors.
Will come with two keyfob remotes and one service key.
I am second Australian owner, have Japanese manuals and service records. I have serviced the car myself every 5,000k with fully synthetic oils(Motul then later, Elf) and completed a 100,000km major service included changing all fluids (coolant, diff, gearbox, PS, 4WD, brake), drive belts. Tyres done 25,000km, still heaps of tread.
Been a fantastic car and I really don't want to sell, but needs to go. Please email or ring me to organise inspection either at Sunbury, or Ashburton. Weekends at Ashburton or weekdays at Sunbury. Thanks. Chris
[email protected] 0431 705 073

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